You miss my point. For all their crowing about family values, the GOP have violated trust in a sexual capacity way more times than Democrats. At least that's how it seems to me. Over the last four years, especially, the "Family Values" party has had egg on their sanctimonious faces.
I have no mercy for republican scum-bags either. All the politicians on both sides should clean up their members acts by firing the bad apples, get rid of them. Do it now. Confidence of the voters is low. That is shown in polls.
Bush on the other hand has been squeaky clean. The voters have a short memory, I don't, I still see those planes crashing into the WTC. We are at war with radical islamic terrorists. We need a president who is focused on the war with terrorists.
He has skeletons too, especially in his college years. Not saying that's abnormal (he's certainly not the only young person to do stupid things), but I was just commenting on how a party who slams others for not having high, moral, family values, has no room to talk. As far as I know, the Democrats don't preach to us about how *we* should live; at least not sexually. It's that holier-than-thou thing that made the Republicans look even worse than the Democrats, when their own sexual scandals broke.
So you want more liars in the White House? At least you are admitting they are purposely lying to the American people merely for their own political ambitions.
I'd prefer that none of them lie, but since that's unlikely, I'll be happy with a liar who's smarter than the current president. Fortunately, all the candidates are qualified that way.
But the point remains Obama/Clinton are blatantly lying about their plans for the future of the country. If you admit they lie about their intentions in Iraq then what else are they lying about also? Why should we believe anything they say and what makes them better qualified than the current president? He is the most qualified since he has nearly eight years experience doing the job in the most difficult of circumstances.
At this point I would prefer Eliot Spitzer over those two jokers. At least he has two years experience running a state. None of the current presidential candidates has run a business or a public organization as far as I know.
How the hell did we end up with McCain or Clinton/Obama as the only choices?
1) Obvious ones, in which candidates claim they can work miracles. This works on about half the voters, who are stupid or intellectually lazy, like dbu. So, all the candidates will pull this stunt to some extent. May as well ignore it.
2) Lies we can't be totally sure of, like shady connections to businesses which will benefit from someone's election. All the candidates are suspect in this way.
I sometimes think running a business is perfect experience for a presidential candidate, but two things say otherwise:
1) Bush ran two businesses and wrecked both.
2) In Lee Iacocca's book, he says people occasionally poke him about running for president. He says most CEOs would be miserable in the job, though. They're accustomed to making much faster decisions, without having to consult 400 people. This way, they find out much more quickly if their ideas will work or not. They also piss people off because their decisions are usually not democratic.
Huckabee scares even some bible thumpers. I know two who consider him an embarrassment for his "the world's only 6000 years old" nonsense.
By the way, Iraq will determine what can be done. Not the candidates. However, at this point, we are being used by the Iraqis and SOMEONE. Not sure who yet. So, we do need to move the troops to where they really belong: Afghanistan
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