This weeks article in the Villager, titled, “Law enforcement, politics, immigration converge,” by Forrest Adams, the story is really about; Illegal-immigration (not legal immigration) Politics, Political Will, Politics, Law Enforcement, Politics, Money, Politics, Power and “Politics the Art of the Possible”
“This is really not a Republican/Democratic issue,” Representative Paul Kohls (R-of Victoria) noted in an e-mail to correspondence this week.

I asked the question a couple weeks age "Do we get the government we deserve/"
No one commented on the idea on the blog. I did get a e-mail that said she found this article and we deserve what we now have. what do you think?
check out this web link.
http://www2.ljworld.com/news/2008/mar/07/bush_fails_test_average_joe/

Music has many devices that can draw your ear in for a listen, but I think the most subtle way is through the lyrics. While a great guitar riff or a pounding beat can catch your interest immediately, it takes time to draw you in with lyrics. If lyrics are really great, they can pull you in with their imagery, their story, their statement about our world, and sometimes with their wit and humor.

If I were a jingle writer for TV ads, I’d be a little worried about my job security. You may have noticed more and more bands and artists gracing TV ads with their songs over the last few years, and they’re not just shilling for iPods. There are lots of car ads and other products that seem to be stacking up rocks’ heavy hitters like records in a jukebox.