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His bold Bush Doctrine of striking down terror before it shatters us is in disarray in Afghanistan, Iraq, even here at home. His magnificent ambition to plant the seeds of liberty and spread freedom throughout the enslaved world is unraveling.

I stopped there. This guy is just pushing the same crapola lies that we have seen before. Additionally, Bush is a lame duck and I doubt that he really cares how he is perceived by the voters, he has virtually no stake in the next presidential election, he can't run and he's smart enough to know that whatever happens in '08 is going to happen, regardless of what he does.

The Dems have made a large gamble in the belief that they will be taking over at least one of the houses of Congress this election. If you want to see true "disarray", let's prove the Dems wrong - AGAIN!! - and see how '08 shapes up for them.

The Dems have made a large gamble in the belief that they will be taking over at least one of the houses of Congress this election. If you want to see true "disarray", let's prove the Dems wrong - AGAIN!! - and see how '08 shapes up for them.

I think they're making a huge mistake. Look, they're going to lose on the defense issue, but put that aside. The reason, IMO, Clinton was never removed from office was that people didn't want him removed. They didn't WANT Algore in the hot seat. They didn't WANT the national turmoil we went through with the Nixon resignation. They didn't WANT to rock the boat and screw up the boom times.

I didn't like Clinton, but I didn't want him impeached. I wanted him to quietly serve out his last two years in office. People feel the same way now. Whatever real or imagined crimes W may have committed, we can't afford to have the goovernment tied up in knots right now.

Impeachments are a peacetime pastime, historically. The rats are going to find to their chagrin, that the American People can be very single minded in war. That saying "People vote their pocketbooks" has an essential corollary -- "except in times of war."

The ultimate argument of the left seems to be over whether we're really at war or not. I sure hope we answer the question correctly in November. I think we will.

It takes a long time to turn the Ship of State. I think we forget this, and at our peril.