[Sabertooth]

[Sabertooth]

((((((growl)))))

[liberallarry]

Kelly is one of my favorites. That's Kelly - not Kelley.

[okie01]

Kelly may have been the first liberal pundit to see Clinton for what he really was: A Disaster. Not just on the moral front, but on the policy front, as well.

Kelly saw that it wasn't "just lying about sex", it was all about misgovernment.

He said it loud and he said it forcefully. Unfortunately, only the "Clinton-haters" were listening.

Kelly is a treasure.

[11B3]

Yes, being rid of the 'toons in the White House at least is one thing I'll definitely give thanks for this year. Along with the Republican control of the Senate, and most importantly the rapid trip to irrelevancy that the Rats have taken. Good riddance.

[lds23]

This is the essence of the whole "self-esteem" movement in public schools - i.e., wishing makes it so. I worry what the world will be like in 20 years, when this generation, so raised, will be taking over the handles and controls.

Right now, there are still lots of good kids out there. But as the last election showed, it's about 50-50, and the slackers are about to outnumber the rest.

[Ragtime Cowgirl]

This Thanksgiving, I am thankful that this person, and all the other deep and subtle and clever people of the Clinton White House, and all the thoughts they thought, and all the damage they wrought, are history. Or to be more precise, I am thankful that we live in a reality defined by the actual consequences of policies, rather than what columnists and correspondents and editors can be gulled into thinking are consequences--gulled at least for long enough to skate through that day's news cycle and this season's electoral cycle.

Liberals, in the Democratic Party and in their media and academic institutional bases, persist in seeing the accruing foreign policy triumphs of the Bush administration as accidents of history occurring within an aberration of history. This could not be more basically wrong. The accidents, and the larger aberration, belonged to the years this administration has led us out of, the long years of suspension of disbelief that comprised Clinton foreign policy in practice.

I am thankful for this post. Thank you Mr. Kelly - and Sabertooth. Happy Thanksgiving. (^: