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You and I know these things...

And I agree to a point. However Sean Hannity is up there whining like a caught-red-handed Arab Terrorist who now wants to wine about the other side before dealing with his own problems [imho]. That to me is what it sounds like.

I personally think that Lott is a moron and for that alone I dont think he should be leading the Senate but with that said...I also believe he is a bit of a closet bigot.

His track record of making remarks [that are required to be taken in context] that also happen to offend "commonsense" Black people is becoming evident. And for that also...he needs to go.

I personally would draw it out a bit more and allow the Liberals to make some deeper and shriller comments...comments that go beyond the pale and will stick in Americans minds.

Then let'em have lot in an orgy of hate.

The first impression is [for Liberals] that they won.

In all truth...they would've helped to further expose themselves and lost.

But with all of that said...

Had Lott not made remarks that any competent Conservative would've known not to make, then the door to this wouldnt have opened.

Some people are too emotionally involved in this discussion. They are the individuals who give fuel to Liberals because when you think emotionally instead of cerebrally you make mistakes.

I'd encourage anyone to ask themselves...

If this situation had never have happened, would you want Trent Lott being the face of what we do over the next two years? Would you have trusted him to handle the Senate in a Conservative manner? Would you have trusted him not to make backdoor deals that kept Liberals alive?

If you let the Liberals eat him alive in front of the Nation then you are killing two birds with one stone.

Liberals will always interpret it their way...but those who tend to operate more towards the center will be repulsed by the Democrats and their lack of discretion and grace[imho].

This is chess not checkers.

However Sean Hannity is up there whining like a caught-red-handed Arab Terrorist who now wants to whine about the other side before dealing with his own problems [imho]. That to me is what it sounds like.

I say do both at the same time.

This is chess not checkers.

I know that. It is time for Republicans to do a little less sacrificing en passant and a little more castling.

-PJ