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Well, that's just it, Neets.

I don't have to "project" disdain and/or hatred for the Bush Family ... that's done FOR ME anytime I tackle one of the administratin's decisions on an ISSUE that means something to me.

Save for my continued harping on their history as devoted eugenicists (which explains the fact that abortion--as part of a comprehensive population control/reduction/breeding plan--is a GOP policy) I don't care any more about the Bush family and assorted family intrigues than I do about any other Front Man's.

Well, I take that back. It does also bother me that their personal interests in China have perhaps irreparably sold us out in the long run. It's one thing to bitch and moan about Clinton's loading up a plane complete with porta-potty for a junket with the Chicoms but there's something unseemly in the extreme about "Hostage Fears for Bush Uncle" simply because Prescott happens to be taking a junket of his own for the inaugural transcontinental Chicom flight the same weekend our EP-3E gets taken down.

I suppose his being head of the US-China Chamber of Commerce does cut it a little close for me. And I wouldn't have minded if those who took Whitewater so seriously as to float an impeachment inquiry (which ended up to be all about the President's being quite naturally attracted to a young woman) had ever once mentioned the pass Neil Bush got on Silverado.

I think that when you go the extra mile to paint yourself a "pro-lifer" and moral and virtuous and "strict constitutionalist" and tough on crime and tough on terrorists, yada yada yada ... it wouldn't hurt if your actions and those of your own family evidenced some kind of consistency in this regard.

But I'd be insane if I decided to "hate" the Bush Family simply because power corrupts to a certain extent and there's no question that the elite in this country do not have to abide by the same rules as the rest of us. That's the breaks.

The fact of the matter is that it's just impossible to swing a dead cat on any issue -- particularly that of my pet issue, Human Life, much less the stuff of Carney Sideshows like S&L money-laundering scandals -- without hitting one of the Bush Family. Who cares. They've been around a long, long time and have been deeply involved in the political fortunes of this nation at large.

Given our present state and our projected direction at present, it's quite doubtful I can add a damned thing to that equation save: Res Ipsa Loquitur, baby.