We can't really criticize Bush too much.

[Telly Savalas]

After all, in the last five months he's only vetoed one piece of legislation from our Democratic Congress. It's not like he's done much to stand in the way of their agenda.

[EFerrari]

1. . . . .

:spank:

[0rganism]

2. I agree -- I've been criticizing him nonstop for 7 years, but it never gets old

Oh wait, that's not what you meant. ;)

[MADem]

6. Yeah, I'm on that page, myself!! It's always a joy to beat that guy like a rented mule. NT

[0rganism]

7. And every week, there's a brand new outrage

Disgust with the bush administration never gets boring. They're like a 3-ring circus of corruption, scandal, and irresponsibility.

Who knows? I may even miss them when they're gone -- although I suspect we'll be finding out about the less-obvious horrors they've seeded throughout the federal infrastructure for decades to come. The Great American Project for the next century is going to be reversing the bush damage on fronts too numerous to mention.

[Telly Savalas]

10. What outrage?

We have a Democratic Congress, and if he were obstructing their agenda, then why hasn't he vetoed more than one bill? Congress and the White House are for the most part on the same page.

[NanceGreggs]

3. I'll agree with your premise ...

... that we can't criticize Bush TOO MUCH. No matter how much we criticize him, it will always fall short of what is truly deserved.

[ninkasi]

9. Great way of putting it, Nancy!

I agree 100%.

[JeffR]

4. Shrewdly argued

;-)

[melody]

5. It's never, ever enough

He's the gift that keeps on giving ... digestive tract distress, anyway.

[uppityperson]

8. True, we can't criticize him too much, but we can too little