Posted on 01/21/2005 12:39:55 PM PST by InTheRight
I think you'll like my new tagline...
It looks like someone posted it. One of the first responses is:
These people still thinks they have "credibility"!
LOL
When I think of the quintessential Bush haters I think mainly of privileged, white, elite radicals. People who live in Ithaca, Madison, and Berkeley. I think that explains the disparity between the voters on election day and these poll numbers now.
For instance, I doubt very much that many black people hate Bush. They almost all voted Democrat because they always do, regardless of the candidates, but they aren't much upset about Bush. It's the elite, the academics, the media people, Hollywood, the folks who think they should be running the world but aren't allowed to, who are the biggest haters.
It's up over there
Gallup Ping
FReepmail me if you want to be on or off the list.
I wore dimes in my penny loafers yesterday
that reminds me..anyone hear anything about Not One Damn Dime Day? how did it go?
Don't know, I was busy spending dimes....
That was an absolutely stupid protest, since any retailers who had fewer customers than usual would naturally assume that people were staying home to watch the inauguration. Duh.
I have to wonder how having a black secretary of state followed up by a female black secretary of state, an hispanic AG among other assorted minorites in the administration makes them either "Racist or sexist".
Really what they are is anti-liberal, left wing agenda. The correct chant would have been:
"Inclusive, color-blind, USA! Bush and Cheney make my day!"
It failed miserably. As usual, liberals were unable to buy a clue.
"It looks like someone posted it. One of the first responses is:
These people still thinks they have "credibility"! "
Yeah, you are right. Reality isn't their strong point.
BTTT
Great! Thanks so much.
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