Wow. This is dead on. Worry not- 1 more year. Hopefully we won't get nuked before then...

Bush is on par with Andrew Jackson, Warren G. Harding, and Ulysses S. Grant

always up for dubya bashin'....especially liked the cheney line

Well said, unfortunately.

That's how many people approve of Bela Pelosi, the blood-sucking hag, Mike. More people believe in UFOs than approve of Pelosi. Thanks to your fellow idiots and their lame praises for this mentally deficient trash of yours, now I know where all these dumb-bunnies reside.

Although I disagree, I can understand how you could oppose the commuting of Libby’s sentence. This is somewhat consistent with your opposition to Clinton’s pardoning of Marc Rich. But, while Libby was found guilty of lying about a crime for which no one was convicted (in essence a non-crime), Mr. Rich was found guilty of tax evasion, fraud and trading with the enemy (Iran, during the hostage crisis). And for some reason, I can’t seem to locate the parodies in which you took Clinton to task for doing something much less justifiable than what President Bush did.

Actually, John, Marc Rich was never convicted -- he fled before he could even go to trial. That doesn't mean he didn't do it. It does mean that, unlike Libby, he was not convicted of a felony. Ironically, Libby himself was, for a time, representing Rich in his defense! The fact is, in pardoning Rich, Clinton was not pardoning a convicted felon; Bush stopped one from serving a minute in prison. Think of it this way: Had Chris Lehane, Vice President Gore's Chief of Staff (the Libby job-equivalent of the Clinton Administration), done the exact same thing as Libby, and been convicted, and Clinton had commuted his sentence, you would feel the sense of revulsion that 60 percent of Americans, even 40 percent of Republicans, now feel over this pardon-in-all-but-name. As for there being a "non-crime," that's the whole point of "obstruction of justice" -- for which Clinton was acquitted by 5 of 55 Republican Senators, and for which Libby was convicted by 12 of 12 impartial jurors approved by his attorneys. But at least you approached this with dignity, unlike the last, uh, person. I have yet to see a poll with this question: "Who would you rather have as President for the last 18 months of the Bush term, Bush or Pelosi?" Pelosi would win that in a landslide, because she is not seen as an incompetent, lying crook by three-quarters of the American people, and Bush is.