It isn't the end of the world

When I woke up Wednesday morning to find out that Bush had won the election I was feeling a bit despondent. Another four years of this crap I thought. ::sigh:: To tell ya the truth though, I don't know how much different it'd be for me if Kerry had been elected.

Sure, the deficit is growing with astounding speed, the environmental saving policies are going to the wayside, there is a serious vibe the four Supreme Court judges might retire in this four years which might somewhere down the line mean the end of abortion rights for women, and there is no clear end to the war in Iraq or the war on terror for that matter. . .

but yet, does it all effect me at all? About all I can see is an ever increasing price at the gas pump. so i'm getting cynical about the whole election and politics thing. I want change, you know what I'd do if I were President, but I'm not straight, Protestant or male. About the only way I see myself bringing change to this country, or for any changes for this country would be a revolution.

Well, okay maybe I won't go so far. For one, I don't have the time, money or followers to start one. heh.