It seems to me that most Democrates wanted the Republican Congress and president to fail. Why? Maybe so they can say I told you so? Well Dems hold Congress and Bush is out in two years, what are their policies then? Without a typical, let's hope Republicans fail agenda, what do they have? It seems hard to be a progressive country when half of it wants it to fail. You can speak of different policies and disagree with the ones in place, but it does the country no good to hope and plot for failure.
2006-12-12
19:08:06
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It seems that for the last 6 plus years Democrates have wanted things to go badly as a way to gain power. Instead, why can't they want things to go well, and then come up with new ideas to make things better to gain power?
2006-12-12
19:19:49 ·
update #1
Well James A., you don't deny you wanted Republicans to fail. Seems like the pot calling the kettle black (hypocrite). The party of acceptance and tolerance hard at work again. All Republicans have homes in the woods because they are rednecks, very tolerant.
2006-12-12
19:30:22 ·
update #2
I do not believe the country will fail under Domecratic leadership. In fact I hope it does good and progresses. I don't agree with many liberal phylosophies, and I hope that Republicans can learn from their success and and improve on Conservative ideals to make America better when they are re-elected .
2006-12-12
20:04:07 ·
update #3