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I'm still holding out on actually pledging my vote to Dubyuh until I'm satisfied he's gonna pursue a more fiscally-conservative second term than that demonstrated by his first four years; however, I will be working overtime to make sure Kerry don't become Commander-in-Chief!!

FReegards...MUD

"Bush, GOP Congress Not On Same Page"

"The disaffection is such that over the last two weeks, normally loyal Republicans -- actually including more than a few members of Congress -- are privately talking about political merits in the election of Sen. Kerry. Their reasoning goes like this: There is no way Democrats can win the House or Senate even if Bush loses. If Bush is re-elected, Democrats are likely to win both the House and Senate in a 2006 mid-term rebound. If Kerry wins, Republicans will be able to bounce back with congressional gains in 2006. To voice such heretical thoughts suggests that Republicans on Capitol Hill are more interested in maintaining the fruits of majority status first won in 1994 rather than in governing the country. A few thoughtful GOP lawmakers ponder the record of the first time in 40 years that the party has controlled both the executive and legislative branches, and conclude that record is deeply disappointing. But incipient heresy also reflects shortcomings of the Bush political operation. Its emphasis has been on fund-raising and organization, with deficiencies in communicating and leadership. The president is in political trouble, and his disaffected supporters who should be backing him aggressively provide the evidence."

Dubyuh and his folks need to get their act together if the GOP's gonna get that '84-style landslide we need!!

FReegards...MUD