[P-Marlowe]

Just as an aside, I find it interesting that people would have this visceral hatred for George Bush which is not unlike alcoholism or drug addiction. It consumes their souls to the point where they do destructive things to themselves as a consequence. Kerry's hatred for Bush led to his stupid remark and then rather than own up to it, his hatred got the better of him and he gave a visceral speech in which he not only did not take responsibility for his own actions, but tried to blame Bush for his own folly. Now he issues a so called apology that doesn't really do anything but blame everyone else for misinterpreting his speech and he is essentially "sorry" that people didn't understand him.

It is so like alcoholism. Blame everyone else. When the behavior destroys your life or your career, its not your fault, it's the other guy's fault.

This lady's visceral hatred for Bush led to her getting fired. Rather than accept responsiblity for her mistake, she files a grievance and will undoubtedly blame someone else, in this case probably Bush, for her problem.

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

Valid point. I just don't believe in people telling me I can't stand up for what's right or criticize what's wrong. Yes, it is my perspective of what is right or wrong, but I have reached a breaking point of putting up with individuals standing in opposition. I did not do anything near what this lady did or represent a bad example to school children and the liberals took away my livelihood. To me, they simply must be invited to live somewhere else. I can't say much more here or I'll end up banned. Good evening.