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Just a little side note per your comment above. In one way, starting in Viet Nam our troops have been far better prepared for combat. And that is in the willingness to kill. There's an interesting book called "On Killing"...

Sure, and maybe Dubya will schedule some appearances with his old coke snorting buds or drinking pals. m

Kerry was right, of course, and God bless him for having the courage of his convictions. All but the most diehard revisionists know that Viet Nam was an incredible blunder. A blunder for which many young Americans gave their lives. What a waste. m

Oh, Mav! You soooo remind me of all the right wing hate mongers that now infest our society like so many blood sucking parasites. Vicous, ugly, nasty. m

Yes, those are surely the words of a 'nice guy'. Very white of you mavvy. m

Both parties are to blame, they just dish the pork to different constiuencies, but since the repubs are bought and paid for by corporations and wealthy individuals they favor those parties with the pork they dish out. m

Why speak of Bush getting reelected... I like this campaign button: "Redefeat Bush in 2004" :D m

Bush's tax cuts were for the wealthy. That's the issue. The rich whine about taxes, but don't you dare mess with all the special rules that are designed just for them. Our tax code is a disgusting unintelligable mass of spaghetti, precisely because it has been tortured and twisted for the...

Here, Axe, a stats page on household income from the Census Bureau... http://www.census.gov/prod/2003pubs/p60-221.pdf m

Hate to agree with you AAA, but I think it's impossible to blame all economic woes on Bush and, so far, it is not all that bad. But Bush's tax cutting has been irresponisible and way too biased towards the wealthiest Americans. In foreign policy, environment, immigration and...well...

It's not that simple. You can easily see what happens when government and the wealthy become too closely entwined. Your lose your democracy, or have a parody of democracy. Just look at so many of the capitalist third world countries. Do we really want to end up like them? With a wealthy...

Not the issue cd. The Bushies are tilting the playing field to the point where the middle and lower classes are getting screwed even if they try hard and play the game by the rules. And they can plainly see the rules don't apply to the plutocrats. It's a bad deal for democracy. m

Thanks all. Sounds like Thurs. m

Listen to the dolt. He is not a bright man. He cannot forumlate thoughts. He is a complete idiot when it comes to language. He is only where he is because of the wealth and power of his family's political connections. If I were a republican, I'd be mortified to have this bozo representing...

I should remember this, but what is the rule for when to switch to the next contract for ES/NQ? Thanks, m

Are you kdding me!!!! There is a segment of America on the right that responds very much to HATE! Just listen to all the right-wing whacko talk shows on the AM dial, they drip with venom, they spew evil, vile hatred all day, every day. m

NEW YORK--"Have the Democrats totally flipped their lids?" asks David Brooks in The Weekly Standard, quasi-official organ of the Bush Administration. "Because every day some Democrat seems to make a manic or totally over-the-top statement about George Bush, the Republican party, and the state of...

We'll need a state religion, too, in order to effectively repent as a nation and appeal to God for mercy. m