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Old 03-09-2009, 03:02 PM
 
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Oops looks like the wingnuts (who got excited because their rightwing leaders showed them a poll of Democrats who disagreed with Bush's proven failed policies) need to take a logic class.

Instead of being logical and showing Democratic party leaders stating that they wanted the President to fail, they show an irrelevant poll.

But that's what happens with irrational political extremists - they grab something, anything to prove a ridiculous point and in recent years that illogical and irrational thought process is standard operating for the GOP.

They don't have comments from Democrats stating that they wanted Bush to fail, because such comments were not made.

I guess the Rush-bots can cease squealing in fake outrage now.
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