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Well, partner, I like your tone. Frankly we need to hear more of the like around here and we need to hear it more often.

I would really like to say that my own Senator was one to be proud of. Back when he was a junior Senator, he stood alone, literally, against the united force of Dems and Unions to defeat a bill that would have given unions a blank check.

But, he got into trying to save Bill Clinton's soul and now he is a limp, used up and thrown away piece of lettuce that I am still trying to get the people of my state to bring home. (Actually, I think Clinton has something on him and he doesn't have the B@lls to take Clinton on and call his bluff. Power does strange things to good men, unfortunately I think Senator Hatch wants to stay back there more than he wants to what is right for the country.

unfortunately I think Senator Hatch wants to stay back there more than he wants to what is right for the country

Ah, Senator Hatch. I used to enjoy watching his unflappable conservatism in action on Capital Hill and the various talk shows.

It was sad to see him fade away.

The Repubs have learned that the key to longevity on Capital Hill is to go with the liberal flow or face the liberal propaganda machine fueled by Clinton, Gore, Kennedy, Kerry, el al, and spread by their sympathetic media outlet.