[Aristophanes]

I have some issues with Bush but I certainly know my patriotic duty to vote against a puke like albore when I see it.

That may be, but you sure don't recognize "good cop-bad cop" when you see it. The Dem's trot out their left wing extremist "bad cop" each election and the Pubs answer with their slightly to the right warmed over socialist as the "good cop". And then both parties sit back and watch as the idiot voters jump for the chance to make government even larger and more left wing than it was in the last administration, by voting for the good cop.

Never fails.

[mercy]

You live in a fantasy world. I voted for Keyes in my Texas primary and perhaps W noticed. I don't know. The candidate you long for does not and never will exist. EVER. I wouldn't vote for him if he did and neither would a lot of conservative voters. He'd be too scary. Just because the left yells Fascist! at us all the time doesn't mean there's no such thing. Extremism IS a vice and it is destructive.

You think W is a liberal. I think he's a conservative that realizes the limits of his own power as well as just how steeped in leftist PC belief this country really is. IF he gets a second term and IF we give him a conservative Congress and Senate ... great things will transpire. But only if WE want them to. We have a man in the White House that is ammenable to our causes and he listens. Make your voice heard.

[Lucius Cornelius Sulla]

The Dem's trot out their left wing extremist "bad cop" each election and the Pubs answer with their slightly to the right warmed over socialist as the "good cop".

In the police 'good cop, bad cop' routine, the police arrange with each other to do it. That is they 'conspire' or plan for this sort of investigative technique. Therefore your statement implies a conspiracy on the part of the two parties to advance this supposed common agenda. If you did not mean to imply this, please make that clear. If you did mean to imply this, please give evidence of this conspiracy.