[rintense]

So, are you saying you like him but won't support him? Or, are you saying you can't stand him and will vote for someone else who is more 'electable' in 2004?

There are many of us who have chosen to STILL support the President even though we may disagree with some of the things he's done. Where is the reality in expecting the President to agree with you on absolutely everything he does? It's nowhere. Because that reality does not exist no matter how hard we try to convince ourselves that it does.

But consider this. Think back two years ago... and now think of what the alternative could have been. Cripe, even Rosie O'Donnell admits she didn't like GWB, but even she supports him now. I am simply amazed that it takes one issue, one issue, to dismay so many people.

[altura]

Hey, rintense, I am beginning to long for the days when we were "fighting" about what color dubya's eyes are and whether or not green looked good on Laura.

BTW, I wish Laura would show up again, I always enjoy pics of her.

[Kath]

Rintense, most of these people were complaining on every issue before this. They are not supporters of the President. They just like to complain.

[MistyCA]

While I do not want to take up these kind of issues here, I just have to comment on what you said about Rosie O'what'sherface supporting Bush now. Lest someone take that to mean that she thinks Bush has swung far enough left for her to support him, Rosey's explanation was far more meaningful than that. She actually said that she found herself not supportive of Clinton at all, and she felt she had been emotional and wrong to make the statements she did regarding guns. She also felt that the advent of 9-11 has caused her to reassess some of her own values. Perhaps the truth in what she was saying is that she has, at least momentarily, gotten in touch with her conservative side!

Wonders never cease..........