[thoughtomator]

Does it give you a thrill to boast that you have the solution to everything, knowing that there is not a prayer's chance in a Massachusetts courtroom that those solutions will ever be tested in the real world? Do you think it gives you some sort of moral superiority to assume an iconoclastic position and hurl criticism down on the mere mortals below?

Unless you have some magic power to change the equation, your choice for President in November 2004 will be Bush or the Democrat nominee or "none of the above". You might as well come to terms.

[JohnGalt]

You are too kind.

No, I stole all my answers on foreign policy from George Washington. He was my country's first President and when he finished his second term, he gave the single most important speech in the history of self-government. I realize its pretty obscure these days, but it is called the Farewell Address.

Perhaps between commenting on the 'liberal media' and defending socialist fellow travelers, you can find the time to read it and, I realize this might be tough, but try to understand American patriots tend to be very humbled by one of the great political men in the history of the world.