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I feel no sympathy for these people. I instead feel a tremendous sense of pride that I didn't vote for Bush and that my initial hunch about him was entirely correct.
It's hard for me to feel pride, considering the state of the US, but I understand what you mean, and I almost felt like yelling "I told you so" at one point.
Well, saying "I told you so" continuously has no practical use, other than some kind of revenge, but I don't find that as satisfying as trying to have a rational debate on the issue.
Well, saying "I told you so" continuously has no practical use, other than some kind of revenge, but I don't find that as satisfying as trying to have a rational debate on the issue.
You have a point. These right-wingers have been so consistently wrong and misguided about things that saying I Told You So! that many times over might simply become tiresome after a while. But I fear that the search for rational debate may be a futile endeavor. If that were possible, we wouldn't have gotten ourselves nearly so much into the I Told You So! situation as we have...
I feel no sympathy for these people. I instead feel a tremendous sense of pride that I didn't vote for Bush and that my initial hunch about him was entirely correct.
I doubt anyone who voted for Bush wants Sympathy and I don't get being proud of not voting for him, instead if everone is so upset why were people not marching in the streets to impeach him? There lies the problem, people will cry and whine but do nothing to change things.
I doubt anyone who voted for Bush wants Sympathy and I don't get being proud of not voting for him, instead if everone is so upset why were people not marching in the streets to impeach him? There lies the problem, people will cry and whine but do nothing to change things.
Exactly, why are these posters positively gloating?
And you are right-on people who voted for Bush do not want sympathy. This entire thread is just another Bush bashing thread. I don't understand the mind set.
I doubt anyone who voted for Bush wants Sympathy and I don't get being proud of not voting for him, instead if everone is so upset why were people not marching in the streets to impeach him? There lies the problem, people will cry and whine but do nothing to change things.
Huh....are you from another planet or something? Americans as well as people around the world have been marching for months for Bush's impeachment and an end to his private war.
Huh....are you from another planet or something? Americans as well as people around the world have been marching for months for Bush's impeachment and an end to his private war.
Yea, it does not get reported too much on Fox I think...and everything else in the media as we know is a liberal shill.
I love the fact that America threw the Republican majority out in Congress as a Loud statement against the War...the Democrats as a slight majority in Congress have tried several methods to end the war within their means, such as controlling the military budget...and when Bush claims they are playing partisan politics and vetoes their bills, the fringe right then gloat the Congress can't accomplish anything. Ironic, especially when they had accomplished nothing of significance since 2000 with a Republican Congress and Pepublican President. Now that is lame.
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