[seanc623]

Bush, like any human being, can be criticized. However, my criticism of him will be held to those things in which he had total control over. I can't criticize him for living with the current political landscape that was formed by Jeffords' selling him out.

You should criticize Bush for recreating this landscape for the 2002 elections as he sides with RINOs and left-wing Republicans in primaries around the country. He's setting himself up for another Jeffords-type disaster by helping these bottom feeders (Ganske, Alexander, Riordan, etc.).

[rdb3]

You should criticize Bush for recreating this landscape for the 2002 elections as he sides with RINOs and left-wing Republicans in primaries around the country.

You totally missed what I was talking about.

Let me ask you a question: Does the coup d'etat in the Senate factor in to your criticism of Dubya?