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what state are you in?
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how about a state of outrage?
right now i am listenning to governor pataki berate john kerry at the r.n.c. by way of introducing bush. since when does he think that he can speak for all new yorkers? i work in the building that houses his new york city offices, and when they got an anthrax scare back in those days (remember them? the government doesn't seem to!) his people evacuated without telling any of the other tennants or the building management that they had just gotten an envelope with white powder in it. they just left. people in the building only found out because their relatives and friends saw reports on the news and called. is that leadership? is that adequate behavior for a person who presumes the authority to speak for you? i'm a new yorker, and i say it's not. by the way, in case you don't know, his record in office is abysmal too.
right now i am listenning to governor pataki berate john kerry at the r.n.c. by way of introducing bush. since when does he think that he can speak for all new yorkers? i work in the building that houses his new york city offices, and when they got an anthrax scare back in those days (remember them? the government doesn't seem to!) his people evacuated without telling any of the other tennants or the building management that they had just gotten an envelope with white powder in it. they just left. people in the building only found out because their relatives and friends saw reports on the news and called. is that leadership? is that adequate behavior for a person who presumes the authority to speak for you? i'm a new yorker, and i say it's not. by the way, in case you don't know, his record in office is abysmal too.