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To: Truth29
The failure to secure victory in Iraq is the key to understanding the administration’s second-term woes, but that isn’t the whole story. Something got broken on Election Night 2004.

A squeak by election and Bush starts proclaiming a mandate and declaring he had political capital to spend.

I knew we were in trouble at that moment.

70 posted on 06/29/2007 5:29:35 AM PDT by Taichi (Certe, toto, sentio nos in kansate non iam adesse)
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To: Taichi
A squeak by election and Bush starts proclaiming a mandate and declaring he had political capital to spend. I knew we were in trouble at that moment.

Yep! He had a lot of political capital to spend - and astoundingly - did not spend one penny of it! I have trouble wrapping my mind around the way Bush has been acting since he was re-elected. He's a lot more like his father than I ever wanted to believe. I've never had a politician betray me more than George W. Bush has.

He is doing exactly NOTHING to further our cause for the future. He is, in fact, destroying the Republican Party.

But the thought is occuring to me since yesterday - maybe his legacy will be that he reinvigorated the conservatives and made us realize that what they've been spoon-feeding us for the last year is NOT TRUE. People like Rudy Guiliani and lots of others have been trying to cram down my throat that conservatism is dead! We crashed the Senate's phone lines - we're not dead people & we're a force to be reckoned with!

I say the time has come to tell our leaders - "Since you are incapable of leading - get out of the way - we're sending in some new leaders - you're no longer employed by us."

83 posted on 06/29/2007 5:40:47 AM PDT by alicewonders (Duncan Hunter. Seriously.)
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