Rituals of American Politics

71 Days My fellow Americans 71 Days and Bye Buh Bush,And the smart one takes over Can I get a YAHOOO WAHOOO YAHEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

What a class act President Bush – we will miss you. We will especially miss your intelligence, your honesty, your morals and you did not have to be briefed before going to any meeting. It is just so very sad that Stephanapolous could not get him a position with the new administration. He is like a kid.

Gore may have had that 2000 election stolen from him by the Bush posse, but justice has been done! Too bad the country had to pay such a terrible price and be run into wars and economic collapse just so Bush and his cronies could add to their riches.

“As Ralph Cramden used to say: “How Sweet It Is!” Out with the dumb, incompetent, greedy ones and in with the smart, competent, decent ones.”
I did not know Nancy, Harry, and the rest of the Democrat Low-Lifes in Congress were leaving also! :)

YAHOOO WAHOOO YAHEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jane said: “What a class act President Bush – we will miss you. We will especially miss your intelligence, your honesty, your morals and you did not have to be briefed before going to any meeting. It is just so very sad that Stephanapolous could not get him a position with the new administration. He is like a kid.”
Jane….as President, they ALL attend briefings prior to taking office!
sheeeesh ==rollin eyes==
So yep, Georgie Porgie was briefed…he just forgot over half the stuff they told him. Even down to the small stuff like: as you appear to read, don’t hold the book upside down…take the cap off the binoculars BEFORE you attempt to look…and, dancing requires you move your feet, not just your shoulders.

@rodney, I guess you had NO problem with Nafta when:
“The NAFTA agreements were signed in December 1993 by the leaders of the three countries — Brian Mulroney of Canada, Carlos Salinas de Gortari of Mexico, and Bill Clinton of the United States but did not come into effect until January 1, 1994[1] when Jean Chrétien was in office in Canada.”
“In the United States, NAFTA was able to secure passage after Bill Clinton made its passage a major legislative priority in 1993.”

I think calling Bush the worst president since Nixon is being a bit extreme. Bush had some bad luck and quite a few historical events (that he had no control over) happened during his administration. He had no control over 9/11, Hurricane Katrina, historically high gas prices or the housing market meltdown (with the economic crisis – and he is on record warning Congress 17 times to regulate Fannie/Freddie – warnings that congress ignored). The president is just a man, and he has very limited powers. The president isn’t someone we pin all our hopes and dreams on or blame if we can’t achieve those dreams.
Bush made his mistakes – but he did some good things too. Taxes were at their lowest point since 1991 for ALL TAXPAYERS – and that was rather nice. Bush’s handling of the Indian Ocean tsunami response was beyond reproach and for all those who like to think that the world hates us, just think back to all the donations from foreign countries that poured in after Katrina – it was unprecidented.
I also think that when the dust settles, Bush will eventually be recognized for his efforts for encouraging ethanol gas production and No Child Left Behind – two programs that needed more ooomph behind them but were at least steps in the right direction.

Let’s just hope that as Obama transitions to the Presidency that he doesn’t let his leftist illuminati ideals ruin the Constitution and other American values that our forefathers once held dear.

Let’s see if the candy man can give us all the wonderful things that he promised during the campaign. Let’s see if the Dems, can get this economy going, by continuing a culture of bloated patronizing, irresponsible spending. Let’s see if Obama is just another Jimmy Carter in black skin. He makes a wonderful EX-president. The boogey man will be gone. Let’s see if the Messiah is able to bring peace when Iran is actively seeking a nuke. Should be interesting…

borrowing billions of dollers from a communist country without raising taxes just to look like the good little small government republican does not realy ring of the true american ideal
Jose’ your throwing some pretty big rocks from inside that little glass double-wide you live

The terrorists can’t wait for Jan. 20th. I don’t think Obama can keep us safe. Besides, he’s Pelosi’s gofer boy. Whatever she says, he’ll sign for it (ban guns, raise taxes, keep abortion legal, no drilling for oil, etc.).

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Iam commenting on the priest talking about confession after voting for obama.
Selling Indulgence(s) was also an infallible teaching of the Catholic church you know. Just like the Inquisition.

this one’s for Angie — who says Obama won the cities w/ the biggest crime rates.
California (read LA) is the 9th largest economy in the WORLD
I don’t know what NY (read NYC) is, but it’s way up there relative to other states
Red states make up a tiny sliver of the overall U.S. economy, esp. given their size
Blue state tax dollars (we generate almost all of it) pay for the red states’ roads, military, schools, etc.
We must be doing something right

Bush made his mistakes – but he did some good things too. thank god i live to see history in the making,thank you god,obama may gods wisdom guide you through your long journey for a better world for all.
and thank you President Bush you played your part and your critics are wrong.

Hostages of energy especially electric detained longer as seized taxpayers. From big coal fights of Illinois a story that hardly pulls any punches. After almost 9 years of public taxpayer providing solar energy to rural members of cooperative the cooperative it states due to the economic conditions must now penalize solar electric. The added charges and unfair legislative environment have electric consumers being again held hostage far further into decades of our children’s and their children’s futures. Taxpayer here a public participant of solar electric was given authority by cooperative electric and for time period mentioned provided electric to other members freely. Now the cooperative in spite of what is being said about requiring taxpayers to help and embrace change the change is to lessen participation and cause severe economic hardship to gain advantage of coal. Nothing is wrong with cheap coal this is not the problem. Electric run as a monopoly is a problem because one monopoly does not want to be the first to give in. That is unfair to not to allow all states equal access to solar fairly reimbursing public for conservation of coal. Not so quickly selling it to other countries. For any electric provider to be in sole control of electric and not the public gives the end result which is to hurt the public taxpaying consumer who has less rights or representation or regulations