Somewhere in Oklahoma

Pablo Wright sends me another of his political postcards of a limited edition block print, and once again he clearly explains his point in a label attached to the back of the card:

The American public has a short attention span. Long after the present administration has left office and our roads and schools are crumbling, our public institutions and programs lie in waste, and our land, water and atmosphere are a toxic cocktail, we will blame whoever is in office. Few will remember the policies and crimes of the government that drove us to ruin.

We will be too busy praying to the only state sanctioned god.

Pablo Wright, "Return to Normal" (1 Sep 2005)
un violon d'ingres