[Grampa Dave]

I don't know if that is the same pig.

It is really scary to setting at your computer, sober under no influences and have a pig fly by shouting, "I will never vote for GW again!"

So I decided that it was time to go bed. So far this morning no flying pigs. The only thing flying is our American Flag which I put up this morning.

[BluesDuke]

It is really scary to setting at your computer, sober under no influences and have a pig fly by shouting, "I will never vote for GW again!"

Well, if you heard a pig fly by saying so it is somewhat more distressing than if you heard a human doing so. My own call on Mr. Bush: Too many question marks for comfort, particularly as regards domestic policy. (There are issues which were presumed, once upon a time, to be non-negotiable.) On the other hand, I make note of this much: He did, after all, promise in essence to govern not according to how much government he might get away with cutting or dissolving but, rather, how much he might get away with seeing or even raising, on behalf of the Right Things. And he has, by and large, kept that promise.

In fairness, there are two years and eight months remaining in Mr. Bush's term, and it is still a kind of open question as to whether it will prove to have been his first or his only term. And the coming Congressional and even gubernatorial elections should prove interesting enough so far as fortifying his position. But the road to Democratic hell is paved with Republican good intentions.