[Ms. AntiFeminazi]

I noticed that there was the usual bi-partisanship when Bush was describing his domestic plan, but there was a definite united front from both parties, albeit begrudgingly from some, not all, of the Dems, when Bush addressed Iraq and North Korea.

I couldn't tell, but I don't think I saw a single Dem applause, much less stand, as Bush announced the tax cuts he wants. Some of the more confused Dems did stand when he announced his health care plan. They think any statement including the words "health care" originated from Hillary. lol

Not a peep about illegal immigration. Interesting. :)

[JohnHuang2]

I noticed that there was the usual bi-partisanship when Bush was describing his domestic plan, but there was a definite united front from both parties, albeit begrudgingly from some, not all, of the Dems, when Bush addressed Iraq and North Korea.

Quite correct, my friend. Noticed that, too.

I couldn't tell, but I don't think I saw a single Dem applause, much less stand, as Bush announced the tax cuts he wants. Some of the more confused Dems did stand when he announced his health care plan. They think any statement including the words "health care" originated from Hillary. lol

LOL!!!!

[rightofrush]

Not a peep about illegal immigration. Interesting. :)

...but not surprising. :(