Monday, April 17, 2006

Rolling Blackouts??

A friend of mine here in San Antonio, along with an article from the Austin American Statesman reports that we can anticipate rolling blackouts in the near future.
What the fuck?
Are we in Los Angeles now, or what?
When actual Texan Lyndon B. Johnson was President, he at least had the gratitude to pork barrel his home state. But this carpetbagger pinhead Bush is fucking his so-called home state with high gas prices... and now rolling blackouts.
You think Bush couldn't do something to prevent rolling blackouts in Texas? Dream on!
Please someone, catch him blowing Condoleezza Rice on the rug in the Oval Office so we can impeach him.
Rolling blackout=no air conditioning.
No AC in Texas in the summer=death to the old and infirmed.
It just gets worse every day with Bush around.

4 comments:

Unknown said...

KZ..it was a real thrill being a part of those blackouts..sitting in offices with NO windows that open, Trying to drive across town during rushhour when the street signals weren't working and everyone is in a bad mood anyway,and like you said..when the temp hit 100 I REALLY got my rocks off..I could go on and on..

Enjoy! :P

Trish said...

It happened here in Houston yesterday right during rush hour, and there was some sort of problem that kept people's power off for over 2 hours, instead of the promised 15 minutes. It was 95 yesterday, and I heard on the news it's going to happen again today (the temp AND the blackouts).

Karen Zipdrive said...

I know the loony, aluminum foil hat right-wing will say this is not the Republicans fault, but the government IS responsible for INFRASTRUCTURE, and our govermnet is majority Republican.
When a power grid is insufficient to keep zones covered, the government has failed to plan for us, and as such, has failed us.
This is just one more damn thing we can anticipate with crooks running things.
Let's see the Texas Governor's mansion, the Capitol and the White House get blacked out for hours at a time. See how those damn fools like it.

Karen Zipdrive said...

Wordgirl, I've been to Fort Worth a few times and I can say with dead certainty you are neck-high in Republicans.
May their Bushian twitches soon be replaced by apologetic shrugs.