[onyx]

If that's true, then you'll come around when you are faced with choosing between the democrat and President Bush. This election is too damn important to vote otherwise.

[George W. Bush]

If that's true, then you'll come around when you are faced with choosing between the democrat and President Bush. This election is too damn important to vote otherwise.

Doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results is irrational.

I gave him the benefit of the doubt in 2000. And look at the results.

I expect results that I want before I vote for more of the same. Or at least to get results that I don't hate. Now, don't get me wrong, I don't hate Bush. As CIC, he's just fine, some minor WMD quibbling aside. But these policies he and Rove got the Congress to enact are an entirely different matter.

In 2000, we could still hope for a surprisingly conservative agenda from him. Today, it's pretty hard to be that optimistic.

Partisan rants aren't persuasive except to other partisans. I suppose one might observe the same is true of principled rants.