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Demolition is easier than construction. President Bush is slowly rebuilding what the Clintons destroyed. He is not going to ignore major problems facing this nation, and pass them on to future Presidents and generations.

The "I want my way and I want it now" crowd would rather hurl stones than pick up a hammer.

Look what Luis said last night:

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What's funny about these people is their insistence on calling themselves "the base".

Last I checked, the base of anything could not possibly be it's narrowest point.

80 posted on 01/12/2004 11:49:58 PM EST by Luis Gonzalez (The Gift Is To See The Trout.)

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I guess it looks something like this, eh?

The wise course of action is to get out in front of the problem instead of wallowing in existing failures. Bush, on balance, is a failure. I am looking for a better choice in 2008. 2004 is a lost cause.

I won't vote for Bush in 2004; I'll just leave that part of the ballot blank. I will punch the rest of my ballot. I will work hard to get conservative legislators elected and re-elected this time round (I have made donations and have offered to assist in House seat camapign). I believe it is a higher prority at this point to get six to eight more Republican senators elected than to worry about whether Bush will make it.

While the rest of you continue to enable Bush in his Clinton impersonation, others of us will work hard to get a goood conservative Republican candidate ready for a presidential run in 2008.