Content: politics

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This is my first attempt at poetry, please be merciful. I am sure I did a million things wrong.

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I work with the most adorable barista with the unfortunate name of Katherine Harris. She's a sweetie, unlike the other Katherine Harris.

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Just playing with words after reading the posted political haiku - oxymoron.

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The nation has been attacked. How far will the government go to shift the blame?

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Sometimes politics is crazy like cats, mice and clocks all running to the finish line and here they go again.

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In this country, whenever a public official is caught behaving immorally and/or illegally, he is duty-bound (after many hours of soul-searching) to appear before the press to answer the scurrilous charges made against him. He—these miscreants invariably possess a Y chromosome—stands before a battery of microphones explaining his actions and promising never to repeat them while simultaneously denying he ever committed them in the first place. Standing beside and slightly behind this feckless office holder is his wife. Her head is held high, her expression is benign. She gazes up at her errant husband with a brave, though sometimes tearful smile, and nods agreeably when he loudly proclaims his innocence. She frowns ever so slightly when he decries those who have slandered, entrapped, or otherwise persecuted him. By sharing the dais with this loathsome individual, she subjects herself to absolute humiliation before the entire world. Why?

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This is what I get for reading the Wall Street Journal.

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A substantially controversial work concerning a major international debate. The purpose of this is simply to encouraged thought! This is admittedly an over simplification of this critical subject.

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A similar to this happened in our area. This is a horror story for anyone wanting to build.

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Is there ever a good reason for war? Why do we spend so much on weapons? Who are the ones who create those weapons to destroy our very own sons and daughters?

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Terrorist, Nuri Azawa, conspiring on his own,continues to grab headlines in his quest to topple Osama bin Laden as the "world's most wanted." Unlike Osama, however, no one has ever actually seen him. He goes about his death and destruction, systematically destroying facilities and government leaders until he takes out the wrong person. Revenge knows no limits when the twin brother of a Pulitzer winning video journalist, Benson Crawley, is mistakenly assassinated. Assuming his own kind of stealth identity, Benson hunts down the terrorist, ultimately bringing the story to a race-against-the-clock conclusion before the United States government is crippled.

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