[fanfan]

I'll be sending Rondi an e mail ....I want to join the "Cold Weather Underground".

[fanfan]

Want to join?

[b4its2late]

Excellent. We need more of these Canadians....

[speedy]

The Canadian subversion is under way. Good luck. Maybe you could send us down some pre-owned Mulrooney sweatshirts.

[Joe Bonforte]

He was curious, he said, because while he had "no strong opinions," he had got into a fracas with friends, when they insisted there was nothing about the U.S. president that was not entirely evil. "I told them," he said, "there has to be something about him that isn't evil."

This one rang a bell with me. I was sitting in a cafe in Europe (exact location redacted to protect the guilty), and talking with an assortment of Americans and Europeans. They were doing the usual tirade about American foreign policy. With the usual inconsistencies - they deplored the invasion of Iraq (implying we should have kept our hands off), but wanted us to do something about Saudi Arabia (implying we should have thrown our weight around).

I got exasperated at one point and said, "Look, you can't have it both ways. Every single thing the US does can't be wrong!"

The first words out of someone's mouth (one of the Americans, unfortunately) was "Yes, it can!"

Now, how can you have an intelligent discussion with someone who says something as stupid as that?

So I took a different tack. This was before the election, and I started challenging them on "put your money where your mouth is". I ended up winning about $100 on various bets - Bush winning the election, no draft reinstatement, free and open election in Iraq, etc. I didn't lose a single bet.

It's my hope that being forced to hand over money to someone with radically different political views, that person having proven a greater acumen on predicting political events, will cause them to re-examine their position. Wishful thinking, perhaps, but at least I got the pleasure of shutting them up for a while.

[expatguy]

A lot of people over here also like George Bush, but they keep a low profile.

An American Expat in Southeast Asia

[Munch]

Here is her e-mail address:

queenvalemon@aol.com

I got it from her website here:

http://www.rondiadamson.com/index.html

[bootless]

Beauty!

[plushaye]

There are more of 'us' in western Canada. I've been a GWB fan since the Gov was running for election in August 2000. I prayed him through that election and recount and took last election day off to pray him through again. [I was thanking God the other day that Kerry never won.] I love Laura too. She's a wonderful lady - beautiful, intelligent, gracious. I'll be sad to see them both disappear from public life in 2008.

[docbnj]

Rondi Adamson is pro-Bush in that he is anti-terrorism, but nonetheless herself is "pro-choice."

That means that she likes to be protected, but does not feel motivated to protect others: i.e, the unborn.

She has just a bit more evolving to do.

[driftless]

I'm still somewhat skeptical that there are supposedly sane, rational, Canadians (even if they are liberals) who believe that Bush is evil or on the same level as Hitler. But I do have a brother-in-law who thinks that Bush is unable to read (yes, he really believes that to be true), and that is underlings must tell him everything he has to say. I know that most of these people, even if they libs, go about their daily tasks and produce a certain level of er production. How do they do it with the crazy beliefs they hold?

[Heartofsong83]

Take a trip to many parts of Canada and it would seem like Red America...I was in one of those areas this weekend...