My ridicule of Bush has more to do with the fact that even when speaking in coherent sentences, he still makes very little sense. There is just about nothing that the man stands for that I agree with. The fact is, I would ridicule him even if he were as eloquent as Barack Obama, based not on
how he says things, but
what he says.
Fine...then say he could be doing much better. If you read through this thread, the
vast majority of the people that are on the right side of the aisle are doing nothing more than slamming him for perceived hypocrisy, with little or no explanation around it. The fact is, you're probably right, and he probably
could be doing more. But rather than adopt a reasonable argument, people seem to be doing nothing more than "neener neener" name-calling.
In no way was that a personal attack. I was simply stating an opinion that your side of the debate is seeing things much too simply, rather than with the complexities that are there. Nowhere did I call you stupid or simple (or arrogant or a liar, for that matter, but I won't cry about it). I was simply pointing out that you ("general" you, not you in particular, although you fall under the heading based on what I've read of your posts) have shown no grasp of complex issues
as complex issues.
Better watch out for those glass walls there 67.

If you look around, you can
easily find posts of mine criticizing democrats. But hey...don't let facts get in the way of a good personal attack.
Which goes to show how very little you know about me, let alone the subject at hand. I highly respect people that change their positions once new facts come to light. I have no idea what gave you the idea that I felt any differently.
And as for my "arrogance", as you so elegantly put it...yes, I believe I am right about those issues in which I involve myself in the debate. Otherwise, i wouldn't have a position at all. I gain as much information about the subject as I can, and try to make a judgement based solely on that information and not on preconceived notions (hence, my agreement with Shrub on such issues as the space program and school standards). But if I didn't believe I was right about something, I certainly wouldn't be making a strong argument for or against it. You may call that "arrogant". I call it "common sense".
But hey...if you feel the need to personally attack me again, be my guest. I certainly won't report you for it, as my skin is thicker than that. But at least try to be a little more accurate next time, 'kay?