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Just take it off the table and find something else to bitch about regarding Bush.

I'm not looking for something to bitch at Bush about, so don't even start going that route.

I am interested in why you think it's okay to just throw up your hands and say "Oh, well!". I mean, wasn't Bush our (the Republicans) candidate? Isn't he supposed to be representing us? Why does he have the right to do things that we don't agree with without at least hearing from us about it?

"Why does he have the right to do things that we don't agree with without at least hearing from us about it?"

Because if you call yourself a Republican you'll get back in line and work to reelect him. It's very simple, do you want Bush or do you want Dean in the White House? It's election time remember.

I mean, wasn't Bush our (the Republicans) candidate? Isn't he supposed to be representing us?

Uh, not sure who "our" and "us" are.

Is it the American citizenry as a whole, whatever that means? (WARNING: the following comment may be unpopular) Obviously not the majority of 2000 voters.

Is it the aggregate of the minority of 2000 voters that did vote for him, including Libertarians, paleo-cons, neo-cons, moderates, RINOs and apparently several confused Democrats in Florida?

Or is it only the 30% that answers the pollsters, "Why yes, I'm a Republican" but couldn't name a member of the President's cabinet, their own congressional representatives or a majority of Supreme Court Justices?

Why does he have the right to do things that we don't agree with without at least hearing from us about it?

Huh? He's wants to get re-elected. I'm sure his staff is anxiously waiting to hear from you so they can send you an autosigned letter and solicit a contribution. Was there more that you were expecting?