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The problem is that the Democrats are no better, and most likely, even worse.
So you really think voting for Democrats is going to be good for the country?
Now THERE'S a convincing argument: "Vote for us - the lesser of two evils."
Having the best programs is more important to me than having the lowest taxes. People will always work and be productive because, at the end of the day, there are rewards for it in pay, promotions and recognition. But the USA needs better programs. We need the best education and the best healthcare and the best highway, rail, communications and utility infrastructures. And many of these are old and need to be replaced. We have alot of work to do here and it is going to cost money.
You do fail to understand that we used to have the best of everything here, and that the more you tax everything, the worse things like education and healthcare become..
As far as historians I think you need to look at just truman to see how long it takes them to get a clear picture. At the time he was the most unpopular president. In fact Bush just passed him for the first time. But now he is considered by most to be one of the best presdients.Much of the material is not releaed until centuries later. Look at the recent releases on the kennedy and johson years. Certainly the releases on kennedy paint a completely different picture of the man than the public image for years afterward.If for example the middle east exdplodes after we leave then historians will judge Bush completely different than what the preception is now.
If you were in that position, what would you do? Vote for the lesser of two evils or not vote at all?
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