Job4John.com - a website worth visiting, IMHO!!!

http://65.110.67.200/

Very sad but very gutsy. I wish him the best of luck and more in this shithole of a country Bush* and his selfish friends have created. (not that they were better under Clinton, they did a lot of vile shit behind his back, and then there's NAFTA which has robbed us a great deal as well... )

We should invite him over to DU.

The guy is lucky he didn't get taken in for stalking. You can bet he is on the homland defense watch list, now.

Cool website, great project, highly employable man-with adorable kids and brave to boot! I wish I could hire him-alas hubby and I are both self employed and bearly making it as it is. Health insurance has gone up over $800/quarter in the last 1 1/2 years we now pay just under $9000 a year for it -I'm scared about this economy but hoping for a change in leadership which will help everyone who is struggling. I plan to email John tonight and wish him all the best.

Hey, it's in my homestate, too. I know someone who might be interested in his resume I hope they accept him.
Love,
Yaoi Huntress Earth

just kidding

humongous demostrations are nice, and serve to draw media attention to the cause . . . but what really initiates change is individual Americans each doing their own thing, in their own way, to reverse the direction that BushCo and his cheap-labor conservative cohorts have set us on . . . thousands are already doing something (this guy a little more ambitiously than most) . . . soon it will be tens of thousands, then hundreds of thousands, then the millions necessary to remove our intellectually and morally challenged selectee from the office he's squatting in . . . individually, most all of these actions are of little meaning in the grand scheme of things . . . but collectively, they synthesize into a movement . . . there's no leader, no bosses, no specific agenda other than one, single, agreed-upon objective: getting rid of George W. Bush and his chickenhawk mafia . . . we'll deal with the individual issues (and the prosecution parts) later . . .

edited some punctuation . . .