Please remember that you are choosing to read my opinions.

There is only one really bad thing about the election this year. Bush
will now get to put more crooked politicans into government positions.
Other bad things are: proving that people don't pay attention to what
their president does as opposed to what he says, proving that facts
aren't important to republicans, and finally we have to put up with 4
more years of Bush's mindless presidency.



The good news is that there is only 4 more years for Bush, and you can
only do so much damage in 4 years. He'll probably get us destroyed by
'nucular' weapons, but that's not so bad. We'll get over it. I would like
to make a hopeful prediction in the face of all this gloom: the next four years will be the
decline of the republican party. There are many things leading up
to this conclusion. First, our president is a lousy person. He is a
deceptive leader, he most likely used the forces of evil to claim power, and
nothing will change the fact that he has never had any intention
of dealing with the issues that most republicans voted for him for.



When people realize that he can't lower healthcare costs by capping
malpractice lawsuits, when people realize that Bush didn't inherit a
declining economy and he drove it into the ground like one of his
businesses, we'll make some headway. When Christians realize that
wrapping themselves in the flag and taking up a political agenda led by
an arrogant liar was a bad move, we'll make a little more headway. But
the biggest leap will be made when there is no one stupid enough to
inherit Bush's legacy. Then they'll have to put someone who actually
cares about the United States in.



My democratic hopefuls: Hilary Clinton, Barack Obama, or maybe... I
dunno... John Kerry. Hey, he actually had ideas that worked. I don't
care about your "where would he get the money" crap. You didn't care
where we got the money to destroy the middle east, so you don't need to
care about where we will get the money to make our country better.



Mark these words: Democrats in 2008.