Public Campaign Action Fund - Give and Bear It - Comments

Clean Elections and Polar Bear Habitat

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 22:30:10 -0500

Sen. Ted Stevens (of "Bridge to Nowhere" fame) is the most infamous face in the U.S. Senate; he cannot be separated from that august body one moment too soon! His antipathy toward polar bears is certainly explained by the fact that they neither have nor control vast quantities of cash. They cannot send it to him! Those of us who appreciate wildlife on its own terms must come up with money to defend auch creatures and their homes (environments) -- but the real solution in the long run is Clean Elections laws everywhere so that the days of such dirty and unscrupulous politicians as Ted Stevens will be over!

Mr. Stevens has been

Fri, 25 Jan 2008 22:14:48 -0500

Mr. Stevens has been chomping at the bit for over 20 years to get the powers that are in power in power. Relieving the environmentalists of their influence only increases his power and stature within the Capitalist Run For the Money. If the polar bears win, Senator Stevens is for naught.

Ted Stevens

Fri, 25 Jan 2008 17:57:09 -0500

I would be more than happy to give the first $1,000 donation to open a fund to hire a hitperson to chase down Ted Stevens from a helicopter and shoot him when he finally tires out, like they are doing to the wolves in Alaska. That old, white, decrepit bully has been in office far too long sucking off the public trough and hurting Alaska and its wildlife. Stevens HAS TO GO!

But just wait for the last

Fri, 25 Jan 2008 17:11:15 -0500

But just wait for the last days of Bush when they open the whole habitat up for the oil grubbers. Take my word for it, it's coming.

Polar Bears vs. Senator Stevens

Fri, 25 Jan 2008 14:57:03 -0500

In the immortal words of science fiction writer Robert Heinlein: "People laugh because they hurt." Political greed and short-sighted oil grubbing seems to knock out Ma Nature and her creatures' needs entirely too often. I sincerely hope that the honorable senator (without benefit of firearms protection, of course--we must keep a level playing field!) does actually meet a starving polar bear who's just lost her cubs. Thanks for the wry humor in the face of a really dire situation.

Give and Bear It

Fri, 18 Jan 2008 15:32:11 -0500

You think you have trouble getting Congress to pay attention to your problems? Try being a polar bear. Yeah, polar bears are cute and if a bear has the good fortune to be born in a Berlin zoo lots of teenage girls will line up to take his picture and purchase t-shirts bearing his likeness but for the average bear hunting seals in Alaska, the outlook is grim. And his congressional representation isn’t helping.