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As if it were all that simple. California's left-wing politicians created that problem. And calling someone a moron, doesn't make your opinion any more convincing. Irma

Thank you AAA (my favorite ET poster by-the-way) for a breath of fresh air. You have said it perfectly. G. Gordon Liddy has put it a little differently :D . Dean was disloyal then, I would never trust him now. Irma

This adminstration is doing all the right things. Your example of the EPA is perfect. Our country has been ham-strung by crazy environmental policies that are formulated by the enviro-whackos. Getting some people with common sense into positions of influence is one of the wonderful things...

Yeh, mostly. It provides a much-needed distraction during my trading day. I swing trade, and if I watch the markets too much, I overtrade and mess with my system trades. This is almost always a mistake. So, I lurk here and read the boards, but seldom find reason to post except on political...

Most Americans disagree with you. And I feel that the coming election will prove that most Americans feel safer with a strong, conservative Republican at the helm than some liberal like Kerry. Irma

It's mostly just spin. Did you believe everything the right said about the Clinton administration? Irma

Well, I guess all these guys can see what sells books. Now John Dean is piling on with his attack on the Bush administration: "Worse than Watergate". http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/search-handle-form/102-2791062-6065701 Sheesh. Irma

..so goes another journal...no fun when you're losing. Irma

His method is well-suited to the bull market. Maybe this bit of a downturn has been discouraging. irma

Blah, blah, blah. What a bunch of crap. But you know something? I hope Bush loses. I'm a lifelong Republican, but I think George Bush is a lightweight who should not have been the party's candidate in 2000. But that's not the reason I hope he loses. I think we are going to see some...

Gee, Mackie, your not partisan now are you? I've read parts of this book and you are putting a spin on it that is just not justified by the content. The author has an axe to grind and O'Neill does, too. This is obvious. One thing I will agree on, Bush is a lightweight and the...

I do vote Maverick74. I always vote and always have. You sure are a presumptuous fellow. But you are right about one thing, I absolutely do not believe there is one man in Washington running everything, unless maybe it is Dick Cheney. It sure as hell isn't GWB. I voted for GWB--what...

Maverick74, you remind me of the people who remained loyal to Clinton no matter what. But like them your hero worship is starting to tarnish a bit and you are sounding a little faint-hearted. I know there many people who LOVE Bush, but they are mostly religious fundamentalists types who...

...and family political connections...did you read my post? However, we may be approaching a time when elections really can be bought. More concentrated power in corporations and media consolidation. It's a sophisticated kind of corruption and it could work for either left or right. The...

A great post Arch. It appears now that right-thinking right-wingers now feel they have to swallow utter nonsense to stay in line with their leading idealogues. I consider myself well to the right of the middle, but when I see good conservatism getting hijacked by wackos, particularly of...

Come on AAA, you're smarter than that. To allow 'creationism' to be taught in the classroom is to start a descent into intellectual corruption. DUMB! Let em teach it in Sunday school. Irma

I agree he's basically a very unimpressive man. He is where he is because of family and political connections. The party machine made GWB. It's kind of ironic that he could be such a failure in almost everything he did and still become president. It's not about Bush, it's the party...