The US Senate is still scared of Bush even though the President's popularity numbers are in the low 30s. They can't even muster the votes for a toothless resolution on the Iraq War escalation, despite the clear will of US voters expressed last November. Supporting the troops means getting them out of there, you numbskulls, not letting Bush kill them. I believe I speak for the majority of Americans in saying, I don't trust Bush, why do you? (Answer: smear merchant Karl Rove has pictures of all of them in their underpants.)
I don't think the Democrats trust Bush by any means. I think they do things they don't believe in. Like, why did they vote in that general (who basically supports the troop surge)? Republicans are indeed more heartless but Democrats speak double speak with as much talent as Republicans.
Ali
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The US Senate is still scared of Bush even though the President's popularity numbers are in the low 30s. They can't even muster the votes for a toothless resolution on the Iraq War escalation, despite the clear will of US voters expressed last November. Supporting the troops means getting them out of there, you numbskulls, not letting Bush kill them. I believe I speak for the majority of Americans in saying, I don't trust Bush, why do you? (Answer: smear merchant Karl Rove has pictures of all of them in their underpants.)
- tom moody 2-17-2007 11:36 pm
I don't think the Democrats trust Bush by any means. I think they do things they don't believe in. Like, why did they vote in that general (who basically supports the troop surge)? Republicans are indeed more heartless but Democrats speak double speak with as much talent as Republicans.
Ali
- anonymous (guest) 2-20-2007 2:12 am