Giving credit to the Bush Administration.

[efhmc]

Let us take time today to acknowledge the bushies for what they have done to our nation. Don't be greedy, only one thought, idea to a customer. I will start at the beginning: "Stealing the election in 2000, thereby making all thinking Americans realize that our votes will never count and that all results from now on will be suspect."

[marc_the_dem]

1. giving credit

We've given the bushies about 400 billion dollars in credit this year to run the deficit spending.

[efhmc]

3. But their friends, supporters, donors are doing just fine.

[bowens43]

2. Credit for destroying the credibility of the US government.

[efhmc]

5. Sorry but that is too broad. Think of the infinite ways in which they

achieved this sucess; an unnecessary and ongoing war, lack of negotiation on any treaty, lying to the UN, glossing over prisoner abuse, negating the importance of the UN as a peace body, etc.

[MsTryska]

4. Well i will give credit to the Bush admin for showing me

the length depth and breadth of stupidity in so many of our fellow citizens.


and making that stupidity so reaidly apparent. it's not stealth stupidity, that's for sure.

[efhmc]

6. It is not so much the great stupidity of our fellow Americans but

the ability of rove and company to use that stupidity and fear to shove their twisted agenda down our throats.

[Johonny]

7. For

Showing that Republicans don't really want the government out of my personal life, they don't really support state rights, that they don't really support smaller government and that they don't really support balanced budgets. Infact I now don't no what the Republicans do support.

More lose, more cost and more moonbases.

[efhmc]

8. Basically they are pro big business and for anything that makes

money for big business.

[Johonny]

9. And yet

Big business isn't exactly running around making profit. His anti-consumer pro-business approach has brought a stagnant economy. Showing once again another clear message. Republicans really aren't good for the economy.

[redqueen]

10. for hoodwinking a good solid number of 'christians',

and turning the very idea of ethical and moral behavior on its head.