Geron Corp (GERN)

[totallysuite_dude]

bush's veto is a horrible thing----people will die that might have been saved had the federal govt pitched in long ago. since 2000, many people have been sacrificed so bush could further his personal agenda, including, but not limited to, soldiers and civilians in iraq. many must be tired of trying to find the words to describe this horrible administration. during the senate debate, people further observed the evil fluidity of the bush game plan-----a plan that does not fail to adversely affect any part of humanity. really, what good thing has not suffered under his watch. i am optimistic that things are about to change for the better by way of midterm elections. MIDTERM ELECTIONS. everyday day since this jerk has been in office, people have witnessed his disregard for everything valued by our founding fathers. in 2000 many who voted against the jerk probably knew the extent of what was to come, and a number, almost growing exponentially, of folks who voted for bush soon grew weary of one bad move after another. well, a cumulative effect is in the making that will topple this evil administration-----the cumulative effect will take shape in midterm elections. the veto altered the above shape substantially----senator kerry said, "the stakes could not be higher." everyone was affected, in some way, by the veto. now that senators, in front of the whole world, supporting bush demonstrated no logic or science to substantiate their positions for voting against HR810, many will be looking for employment elsewhere. from here on out, it could very well be all good for the hopes of patients, healthy citizens, and geron.