Buyer's Remorse
 

I have to wonder if the people who voted for GWB in the last election are having buyer's remorse right now.

The talking heads may try to spin it down, but everyone knows that Plame was outed by someone in the administration, showing that politics trumps national security. Add to that the economy, and the response to Katrina and Wilma seeming to show that the adminstration that promised post-9/11 to keep us safe can't handle natural, and by extension man-made disasters.

Bush. Wow. I wish he'd been Canadian.

I wish Laura would have driven over HIM instead of that other dude!

And there goes McCain...

http://www.azstarnet.com/sn/politics/90069

"On Tuesday, though, he sided with the president on two issues that have made headlines recently: teaching intelligent design in schools and Cindy Sheehan, the grieving mother who has come to personify the anti-war movement.

McCain told the Star that, like Bush, he believes "all points of view" should be available to students studying the origins of mankind."

That "all points of view" stuff sounds like it was lifted directly from the touchy-feely lib playbook. Why the sudden fundamentalism when it comes to teh science, yo?

I wasn't old enough to vote in 2000, but I am happy to say I wouldn't have voted for him then, and also happy to say that I didn't vote for him in 2004.

2008 isn't so far off that he wouldn't be campaigning now. ;)

I voted for Bush twice. He's a good choice for me, being a Republican with Libertarian instincts. I also see that he and his are doing a tough, cranky job about as well as anyone could expect to be done at all, and without the Clintonian sin of treating the Bill of Rights as a stumbling block to its ambition, nor of subverting the Department of Justice into running interference for the Administration. Chills on chills, that.

I'm happier than all of you put together. [Snoopy Dance]

That's my UG.

Great, now that that's established, will you please make him stop that incessant yapping bark and clean up the steaming piles he's left all over the place?

Thanks in advance.

In other words, V, you can't rebut me on the facts either, so you waste time and show immaturity telling me how awful you think I am. Phooey.

[More Snoopy Dance]

"...it isn't the battle, it isn't the fight/It's the way that we laugh on our way out of sight!" -- The Dorsai Irregulars, a filksong to the tune of The Irish Washerwoman

You don't actually use facts. It's not possible to rebut you on facts when your posts are opinion.

Ha.

Sometimes, people vote a candidate in just to keep the other candidate out.

That's motivated me strongly in the last two general presidential elections. At best, the Democratic Party's standard-bearers don't know how to keep the Republic. At regular, they have been behaving for years as if the entire party were running a dangerous fever. At worst, they're socialists.

Irresponsible lot. They're right in there with the American Nazi Party, White Aryan Resistance, various stripes of Socialist, and the CPUSA. I think I'll stick to Libertarian and Republican candidates for the present.

I have been much pleased with the results. Republicans have this knack for doing the right thing about foreign idiots with a bomb and a grudge. Certain kinds of anti-Americanism should be known to shorten lifespans.