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Not really. It's the way he's brought the country down that's bothered me. Well I hope you're wrong, as the country can only take so much absent-at-the-helm non-leadership.

There's been no refunds on Bush. In fact, he didn't even show up at the Republican Convention return counter. "I'm sorry, I've got this defective Republican president." "Well, you voted for him twice." "Not me. Someone else did." "And look, his popularity is damaged. Plus he's...

:) I know -- he's speaking but nobody's listening because of the current Alaskan train wreck.

You have a strange sense of outrage.

Yes, he did. It didn't appear to help or hurt him much in the polls as the candidate was a fairly conservative choice. McCain chose adventurously and without proper vetting so it's much more interesting.

Yannis, please show us to which question you're referring.

Anecdotes are entertaining, but there's a reason why McCain referred to the press as "his base." " The Center for Media and Public Affairs at George Mason University in Virginia, which has studied network news since the 1980s, analyzed content on ABC, CBS and NBC news shows and found that...

If you're referring to Obama, yes he has missed votes due to campaigning. In total he's missed about 300 votes since 2005. Here's the table showing how McCain is worse than any Senator, anywhere, at any time, including missing more votes than the guy with the brain hemmorhage...

I doubt very much that he currently has dementia, however he's certainly displaying symptoms that it may be coming. Like not remembering his own positions, his own votes, and saying "I never said that" when he's on video saying exactly that.

As far as I can tell, Wooten's a jerk. That doesn't make Palin's actions less illegal, and it doesn't mean that she's not a jerk. And frankly, I would recommend that public opinion polls not be used to decide morality or legality.

If you can blame Enron on the Democrats, when Bush personally attended Ken Lay's funeral, then your faith based prediction probably isn't worth a lot. However, she is on record as not understand how FNMA works. For that matter, she's also on record not knowing what the Vice-president does.

Last I heard it was not taught in science classes in Alaska. Really? Because the state Senator investigating it said it was on schedule "before she brought in her attorneys." She has hired private lawyers to represent her in this matter. And by the way, the report was due out four days...

Part of the Republican party's recent MO is to use various propaganda techniques and fallacies to detract from real debate. One fallacy that they have particular affinity for is the "fallacy of mockery."

Ignore those (R) ads harder... "Who says Gordon Smith (R) helped lead the fight for better gas mileage and a cleaner environment?" the commercial says. "Barack Obama. He joined with Gordon and broke through a 20-year deadlock to pass new laws, which increased gas mileage for automobiles. Gov...

LOL. Ignore those (R) ads... "Who says Gordon Smith (R) helped lead the fight for better gas mileage and a cleaner environment?" the commercial says. "Barack Obama. He joined with Gordon and broke through a 20-year deadlock to pass new laws, which increased gas mileage for automobiles. Gov...

Repblican forward thinking: Delay the inevitable transition for a few years.

Not all -- she's on record for many if not most of those points. She feels that "both sides" (ie. creationism) need to be in science classes, and is right now being investigated for illegal abse of office.

"A new analysis suggests that about 3.4 million Americans age 71 and older—one in seven people in that age group—have dementia, and 2.4 million of them have Alzheimer’s disease (AD). The study, supported by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), is the latest in a series...

Women are gang raped. And her policies will apply. How many fetuses have been saved from this nonsense bill? You say it's greater than zero. I predict that it's zero. This is the legislative equivalent of the shiny bauble, dangled in front of a baby's eyes to distract him on a long...

There are 435 seats in congress -- you're probably mistaking your reference to the state senate to my reference to the Republicans passing this critical bill federally. That brings us back to the point of the bill - what has it done? How many fetuses have been saved? Or, as I suspect...