A Mighty Wind

I’m skimming the news about the tornadoes and I run across this sentence:



President Bush, who said he called the governors of the affected states to offer support, plans to come to Tennessee on Friday. “Prayers can help and so can the government,” Bush said.



Prayers can help? Help what? Help who? They did a splendid job of keeping the winds out of the area yesterday, because that statement surely means that the people in the nearby towns that didn’t get destroyed must have prayed harder than the people who died…right? That’s what the Idiot in Chief was saying, wasn’t it? Or do I just not (being a Jew and therefore bound for Hell) understand how that Christian prayer thing works.



And if his idea of the government helping is New Orleans two years later? Then count me out. For the love of all that is sacred and holy (in Bush’s case, that would be oil, money and power) what is he going to do? Send in the trailers and tents that are affectionately known as “Hurricane Magnets” in my part of the woods and “Tornado Magnets” elsewhere?



Is he going to send in the prayer squad or is he going to actually send in food and generators?



I just really need to stop reading the papers.



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(2) Comments
#1. Posted by RJ on February 07, 2008

We always called them “tornado food”.

#2. Posted by JustJen on February 07, 2008

And in my (former, soon to be current) end of the universe, they’re called “what the hell were you thinking, living there?!?”

(And I’ll refrain from comment that the current catcha is “average69”!)

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