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Subject: Van Halen, Hillary and the Public Option
Bart, Edfromcolumbia here. I just wanted
to say that I have to agree with you on this one 100%.
Well after reading your page since about issue
10 or so I agree almost always with you and that is scary.
The statement that Van Halen never put out anything
different is correct. Zepp did and did it best.
Though I never really was a big fan of In Through
the Out Door.
I'm not saying that's their best work, but the
diversity was astounding.
In the Evening - what I'd call
dinosaur hard rock
Southbound Suarez - Flamenco/Salsa
rock, pre-Del Castillo :)
Fool in the Rain - beyond description
with new (1979) toys to play with
Hot Dog - the best country song
ever written
Carouselambra - synth hard rock
with more new toys
All My Love - a sweet love song
- did Eddie ever write one?
I'm Gonna Crawl - hard-as-diamonds
blues
Eddie wishes he had one tenth of Page's creativity (and manners).
Also, I just wanted to say that like you
during the race against the repugs I was never sucked in
by the Obama charm. I thought Hillary
would have been better for the reasons you have stated before,
she would have seen this as time to kick ass,
take names. We would not be mired in this "Let’s be friends,"
crap.
Why does Obama think the GOP will respect him?
He's too smart to not get that they are a lost cause - but he keeps trying.
One last thing. I know Koresh about
the way laws work and what is or is not appropriate but if I was President,
I would let them bring me the best or worst health
care bill and then when I signed it, I would put a Presidential
Signing Statement in that authorized a public
option. Something like Medicare for all or the same insurance
as the feds have, but then I’m a spiteful bastard.
edfromcolumbia
Shhhh!!! That's a great idea!
It would be so much fun to hear the Rethugs howl, "You
can't do that!" after Bush did it 100 times.
Maybe Obama's one step ahead of all of us - let's hope.
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