It just occurs to me:

[JerseygirlCT]

I just watched a clip of Bush yammering, attacking Congress again for his own failures. Specifically, he sort of sneeringly mentioned their "two-week Easter break". All I could think is "you really want to go there, vacation boy?"

But it made me think: if we hit back at the jerk as hard and often and over everything as we have been with each Democratic candidate... well, what might have happened? I mean, if we had made a concerted, united effort to attack every single time he said something argumentative or stupid - what might have happened?

I understand that just keeping up with his stupidity and evilness would take a great many people, but how many public people are there in the Democratic party? Surely if they all took a turn?

[samdogmom]

1. Well...I guess it would have started during the two election periods....

And, if people paid attention and the votes weren't stolen--he'd be a "has-been" retired governor sitting in Crawford, TX.

But, what do I know?

[JerseygirlCT]

2. Yes, there's always that little problem of stolen votes

Boy, that part is discouraging, isn't it?

I was just thinking, you know, if either of our candidates had said that like that, they'd be getting slammed by the other one or by McCain. Bushboy? Nothing.

I know we're all just biding our time and ignoring him like the very bad dream he is... but it's frustrating to think we save our really big guns for each other.