Originally posted by Recap
Well those sound like some extremes to me. Personally, I thought,
We left Afghanistan too soon.
Never thought of Bush creating a Nazi nation. That one is just weird.
Thought Bush went to Iraq because there was an overall feeling that his Dad didn't finish the job when he had the chance and felt a desire to finish the job.
The war is about oil. As well as about a 1000 other things.
If he knew about 9/11, even being dumb as a stump, he'd done something I think.
Personally, can't stand this administration or the Democrats. I'm probably one of the millions of people who feel like they have noone to represent their ideas. It's called noone is right all the time. It's called compromise. It's called the middle. Right now there are only extremes.
Well, this is a point that we agree on. Right now, there are two very distant extremes. I certainly also agree that there are points that should be discussed and debated. There are things that, in retrospect, probably should have been done differently but we need to recognize that this is true in every single war. Everything cannot be boiled down to malicious intent by the Republicans.
The problem as I see it, and in my own personal opinion, is that the Democrat Party has gone off it's rocker and will say and do anything, regardless of the cost to the country, to defeat Bush. What they fail to realize is Bush is done and it doesn't make sense to continue to let Bush hatred drive their politics.
The US needs two strong and moderately sane if imperfect political parties. Despite the fact I'm a conservative, I do not like some of the things the Republican Party has done; however, the current state of the Democrat Party really disturbs me. I'm not kidding or poking fun when I say the Party is politically "insane" because I think it really is and that's not good for the Nation.
