[George W. Bush]

That Mitt was decisive, that he was a "good butcher," as a prime minister must be, said Asquith, is undeniable. This speaks well of Mitt's executive intolerance of failures and failing. But one did not hear much here in the way of compassion for Larry Craig or his family.

Pat's wrong.

It's not Mitt's job to worry about Craig's family. It was Craig's job to do that. How mealy-mouthed to find fault with Mitt on doing the right thing and saying the right things.

Mitt's right that we should take away pensions away from these disgraced congresscritters. The list of them is too long for me to write here.

[BlackElk]

When you are right, you are right!