These guys on the Gulf beaches complaining about the government cleanup response

[NNN0LHI]

The ones who are usually dressed in outfits so white and clean they could be used in a Tide commercial. They are normally complaining about how much time that the actual cleanup workers are required to have off the job to avoid getting heat stroke wearing the protective gear that they must wear in that heat and humidity to keep the oil off of themselves.

Have you noticed a lot of these guys on TV taking shots at President Obama?

Ever seen any of these guys flapping their lips actually lifting a finger to help clean the oil up?

They remind me of plantation owners.

Don

[Nuclear Unicorn]

1. Is this another "Curse you, Keith Olbermann!" thread?

Am I not allowed to be a peace activist until I go drag a soldier bodily out of the combat zone?

[Curmudgeoness]

2. Government cleanup response??? Government? I thought it was BP

who was responsible for cleaning up this oil. Why do we allow anyone to put this in the lap of the government so easily? I am not sure I follow what you are saying in this post though.

[Ian David]

3. Here you go...

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[NNN0LHI]

4. No, I don't have time to stand around on a beach somewhere like Boss Hog

But thanks anyway.

Don

[Major Hogwash]

5. Haley Barbour said oil tarballs are a natural occurance in Mississippi.

With brains like that running that state, it is no wonder they have so much pollution in Mississippi.

The More Republicans they reelect, the longer they reelect them, the worse it will be for them in the South.