Here is a sad point to ponder...

[ncteechur]

Mr. Bush has concentrated his power. He has a republican-controlled Senate and House of Representatives. He has stacked the Supreme Court. The guy has had it all politically speaking. It is amazing that with all that, he and his administration has and continued to complete screw everything up they touch. He is the absolute opposite of King Midas. Everything he touches turns to CRAP.

[MODemocrat]

1. You're right about Bush, Ncteechur

Bush continues to be coddled by nearly everyone in his own party, as well as most of the democrats. He owns the media; and the very minute yet another one of his screw-ups comes to the forefront, you can just see the fascists scrambling to begin the cover-up. Bush is simply drunk on power, and no one is willing to stop him. He's going to eventually self-destruct, which will be a blessing for this country of ours.

He's sunk to the lowest of low. The worst president ever. :crazy: :crazy: :hangover: :hangover: :thumbsdown:

[proud patriot]

2. reminds me of demolition team

x(

[Hippo_Tron]

3. No, here's a sad point to ponder

Bill Clinton was easily the most charismatic and brilliant politician of the second half of the 20th century. Bush is a fucking moron. Bush has been able to pass two or three times more of his agenda than Clinton was able to pass of his.

[AusGail]

4. Have the Democrats got their own version of Ken Starr?

[KT2000]

5. Did you hear the congressmen

at the internet child sex abuse hearing yesterday? They requested three top officials from DOJ and they sent a DA from Montana. The republican congressman Wheeldon (sp?) and Barton were furious. Wheeldon even said that with the repub control of the executive and congress one would expect more cooperation between the branches.
Barton and Wheeldon said they were tired of DOJ thumbing their noses at them!

Yes - more people are catching on to bushco screw-ups.

[global1]

6. What If * Is Just A Transition President? What If * Is The Fall Guy....

that will take the hit for all this - but the next President is really the one that will use this concentrated power effectively to the detriment of the American people? What if * is just the set-up man? Now that Diebold is in place anything can happen.