goodburbon said:
Yeah, we noticed. Lose the anti-bush, it only makes you look like an idiot to all bush loving conservatives. If you were to just put "moderate independent" you could likely draw some republicans to seeing your way.
BTW did anyone notice that bush didn't lie. WMD's were indeed found in Iraq.
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=38213
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,200499,00.html
but.........well I know.....he's a liar, so am I, so are you, get over it. If I were president I would lie to you too, it's part of the job, and not a strictly republican trait. "no new taxes", "I didn't inhale" " I did not have sex with that woman" there are literally hundreds more from both sides of the isle if you care to dig a little bit.
Yeah, well saying Anti-Bush is just as bad as saying Bush-Loving. I don't love any President. It's a job. He or she wanted it. They got it. Now, do the work...minimize the BS. I respect the office. (Like the military: I respect the office without feeling--one way or the other--for those who fill it. Just fulfill your responsibility!)
AND last time I checked there were 535 Members of Congress who have contributed to virtually every failure & success of this or any administration.
Even labeling ourselves as Republican or Democrat is getting to be ridiculous. Too many folks are now equating being Democrat with being law-abiding or respectful of human diginity, and being Republican with being a God-fearing person and being Christian. Please. Being Republican or Democrat is about politics. About how the government should function is folk's daily & work lives.
Political parties only mix in religion or human rights when it is advantageous to them. When it comes to government, these things are a political maneuver; not a mantra. We give most favored nation status to China in spite of their human rights violations because "it's the economy, stupid."
Follow the money and you'll discover your party's political platform.
I'm an American and I vote my conscience, not my party.
I am an American who happens to be a registered Republican; but, I've been so disappointed in the folks the RNC has put up for election recently, I have not voted for a Republican President since G.H.W. Bush (The first Bush, and only the first time around). I was particularly upset that the RNC obviously wanted G.W. over John McCain...big mistake in my opinion.
BUT don't get confused, I haven't voted for any of the jokers the Dems put up either. I've been voting Independent quite a lot the past 10-15 years. That might seem like a waste to some folks, but I vote for the guy/gal I want in office.
Besides, I live in the People's Republic of Maryland. Being a Republican here basically makes you an anthema. Hell, until the last Gubernatorial election we hadn't had a Republican Governor for almost 40 years...since Spiro Agnew. Anybody around here remember him???
Voting Republican in Maryland is like peeing in the ocean and hoping it'll rise...but you do it anyway.
OK, that's enough politics.
DJ