Junior, let Daddy fix it!

Little boy Bush should have taken his daddy's advice years ago. Maybe then we would not have had this wasted war in Iraq.

Note: The insult to the President was intentional and deliberate.

BTW, don't let these right-wingers get you down; they are just upset that the Democrats defeated the Republicans in such a landslide.

 

I don't think that's what's going on at all, Terry. I've seen very little poor sportsmanship about the election.

And the spirit of good fellowship, I believe your post is beneath you.

 

And, expected.

 

You don't get it either Daisy. It was intended to be insulting, and I think you know that. Perhaps you do not.

 

I've had a belly full of MP and TH and a couple others on here. How do I block them?
If I block them does that mean their post will not appear on my screen? Or is that just for email purposes.

 

I have to ask myself are these the same people who talked so respectfully about Bill Clinton when he was President? (Not talking about you particularly Bro. Curtis.)

As far as the substance of my posting, I believe it strongly. If George W. Bush had listened to the counsel of his father, no doubt we would not be were we are today. Bush's cowboy attitude, arrogance, and stubbornness have done little to please either our allies or the American people and this election need to be taken as a wake-up call by this Administration.

There is some hope. I noticed that President Bush said he was ready to work with this Democratic Congress, like he did here in Texas while he was Governor. Whether or not he was sincere remains to be seen, but I hope that he carries through on this idea. If he does, maybe we will see some actual progress in dealing with the problems we face.