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I am so tired of cynical Republicans

The cynicism is in the liberal spin - JFKerry finally becoming, morphing into, the actual JFK. It doesn't take a village to say that. It takes an idiot. And that's who populate these talking head panels. They don't talk about Swift Vets, except disparagingly. They don't talk about anything Bush has done right, or that Kerry has done wrong. VVAW was a GOOD thing, to hear them talk. And Kerry gets to DEFINE his record, himself, week by week. Journalism? What's a journalism?

So fret not. There are real people, outside of tv people, who really will vote.

BUSH BY 8% IN NOV, 320+ ELECTORAL VOTES

If you ultimately question cynicism, or rather indifference, remember that Republicans DO NOT see the Fed as the answer to all of life's problems. If they don't have a gubment program for everything, it's because they don't believe there should be, as a principal, in keeping with the vision of our founders.

I am so tired of cynical Republicans
The cynicism is in the liberal spin

sevry, I was specifically directing my comments to the freepers on here who were blaming rigged polls (for everything) and biased commentators for Bush's obviously bad performance in the first debate.

I have little patience for those who cant take responsibility when the president makes mistakes or who do not understand the nature of polling or starts blanket conspiracy theories to explain results they simply don't like.

That is what I was seeing on here by a VERY few people and that is what I was responding, too. It's ok to be skeptical, its ok to be ever vigilant and it surely OK to never trust a liberal as far as you can throw them but to make blanket statements based on no knowledge is something that I cant countenance. Some people were saying things and making claims and passing themselves off as experts in fields where they clearly were not. It might be comforting for some to put your thumb in your mouth and pout but it sure as heck does nothing to advance our cause.

Taking a realistic look at where we fall short, and how we can do better is the obvious and, imo, only path to victory. It renders what the Dimocrats do to be colossally moot.