For Tom Delay to make such a slanderous comment as, “Barack Obama want to take away our personal liberties,” only solidifies the desperation of “Old Money.” It cannot be disputed that civil liberties have been compromised more in the Bush presidency than any time in recent American history. While using wartime executive privileges to enact these breeches of the United State Constitution, it would be difficult to fathom who the enemy is. America has been divvied a short hand of personal freedoms, the very things upon which this great nation was founded. It is difficult to see how we are the good and Extreme Islam is the enemy when by fighting Islam, the same oppressions have been created for us on our native land. Diplomacy has always been defined as the art of avoiding violence and war, but a diplomat first must be defined as someone that wants nonviolence. George Bush is not a diplomat. Conversely he is an aggressive imperialist with eyes only of foreign oil for his own domestic cartel. Both Exxon and Chevron have posted record shattering quarterly profits in the midst of a global financial melt down. How is this possible? How is it possible when “credit and liquidity” have evaporated Barack Obama shattered the presidential campaign contribution record? Evidently there is “liquidity” somewhere, and someone thinks it should go toward electing Barack Obama president. Bush has failed on an epic level, and probably he was coerced there by an administration of corrupt Capitalists. Still the ill-conceived and unconstitutional legislation of Eminent Domain and Warrantless Wiretapping were enacted by the stroke of his own pen, and there is no way Tom Delay can prove otherwise. Bullying of the Justice Department for political gain has never been attempted on a grander scale, yet desperate Republicans still shout “Socialism” with no understanding of their own words. A federal judge, in the ongoing effort legally to fight Warrantless Wiretapping, has said White House memos must be disclosed. The beginning of this unconstitutional act will be reviewed by a United States judge. While this is encouraging, the democrats all ready blocked this legislation in Congress. What did Bush do? He simply went around our governmental system and did it anyway, his way. Recent air strikes in Syria, Pakistan, and Afghanistan can be seen as the same. Hired thugs under names like Blackwater are carrying out the covert agenda of George Bush. This is nothing new as many can remember the name Oliver North and the Iran-Contra scandal. With “credit and liquidity” quickly evaporating and the prospects of living financially secure lives in native America waning, the national presidential campaign could not have come at a more necessary time. Iran humiliated Jimmy Carter by waiting to release the American hostages until after the new president was sworn in. What is to come of George Bush?