KC wrote, Mein gott in Himmel! You're correct, mein heer! The world is, indeed, upside down. When KC is right, all is lost! The sky is falling! The sky is falling!


Kevin wrote, Kevvy, this would normally have me quaking in my boots, except this is the year of "NO team has ever won a pennant being down 3 games to none."

Bush might still win. I'm putting parachutes on all my swine, as we speak.


Gerg wrtote, Gergie, buddy, assuming the above to be a "fact",and true, just as a point of curiousity, nothing more; Do the Democrats have any Aces up their sleeves, or are the Terry McAuliffe Gang all Paragons of Virtue? :rolleyes:

Bait, I don't even want to think about where those pigs will fly from.......

I still need some of kdots meds.

JFM, Not only that, but we DID"NT work that hard for a diplomatic solution with Japan. Our oil embargo forced their hand by cutting off their life's blood; we, in effect, GOADED them to attack us. FDR knew this, let Pearl Harbor happen, and was technically responsible for the deaths of 100's of thousands of American servicemen, and millions of innocent civilians.

At least this the concluesion I've come to, using N2S's convoluted formula of "reason"!

Baiter,

Dems? The only thing I'm aware of they have been accused of is registering cartoon characters to vote. I'd be willing to entertain other accusations, but thats all I've heard about.

The theory is that some phenominal percentage of the millions of new voters are convicted drug addicts and illegal aliens intent on destroying us by voting democratic. I'm not sure why drug addicts or illegal aliens would do this in any great numbers, but ok. Maybe a few will.

The operative word there is "few". And I really don't think it is going on because it is a very laborous and inneficient process. It's much easier to prevent others from voting, or actually getting legitimate voters to the polls, than to convince a large number of people to committ a felony. Why are republicans so worried about this?

Of all the bad behavior that will happen tomorrow on either side, the most potent is to clog polling stations with unregistered voters, voter challenges and "slow" voters. The polls have to close at some point by statute. Some polls have a large majoprity of voters from one party or another. Slowing down or stopping a polling station is the best way to prevent a large number of people from voting. Seems almost too easy.

Or, maybe popeye and olive oil will swing the vote. Who knows.

OK, so we know Bush was not very bright before he was "elected" :rolleyes: in 2000.

We know he hasn't learned much about foreign policy or defense in the last four years.

Let's see if he has learned anything about anything else one needs to know to be president.


Bush on the Economy:


"You're working hard to put food on your family."


"It's your money, you paid for it."


(Trying to instill confidence in the Dept. of labor)
"... And there is no doubt in my mind, not one doubt in my mind, that we will fail."


"If one worker can do more work, you've gotta create the need for more work."


"It's clearly a budget. It's got alot of numbers in it."


"We ought to make the pie higher."


"Baby boomers'll be retiring. There's not gonna be enough people contributing to the system to take advantage of people like me."


"There may be some tough times in America, but this country's gone through hard times before, and we're gonna do it again."


Bush on the environment and energy:


"It's the birds thats supposed to suffer, not the hunters."


"We'll be more better at cleaning our air."


"I like to think of natural gas as hemispheric. Natural gas is hemispheric in nature, because it is a product we can find in our own neighborhoods."


On education and families:


"Rarely is the question asked, is our children learning?"


"You teach a child to read and he or her will be able to pass a literacy test."


"Why don't you admentor a child how to read?"


"The illiteracy level of our children are appalling."


"You know, one of the great things about books is that sometimes there are some fantastic pictures."


"We want our teachers to know how to teach the science of reading in order to be sure there's not this kind of federal cufflink."


"In other words, I don't think people should be compelled to make the decision which they think is best for their family."


CIVICS:


"If this were a dictatorship it'd be a heck of alot easier. Just so long as I'm the dictator."


"Can't living with the bill means that it won't become law."
(VETO is such a hard word to pronounce. It's hard work.)


HEALTH CARE:


"Prescription drugs will be an ingrinable part of the medicare plan."


"I don't think we need to be subliminable about the difference between our views on prescription drugs."


Is Bush confused about his own gender?


"The most important job is not to be governor, or first lady in my case."


"So thank you for reminding me about the importance of being a good mom and a great volunteer as well."


"Karyn is with us... a west Texas girl, just like me."


On Condi Rice:


"She's doing a fine job of coordinating interagency. She's doing work... I mean that... the role of the National Security Advisor is to not only provide good advice to the President, which she does on a regular basis. I value her judgement and her intelligence. Uh... but, uh... her job is also to deal interagency.... and to help unstick things that may get stuck. It's the best way to put it. She's an unsticker. And, uh, is she listening? OK, well, she's doing a fine job."