1492 and counting: http://www.thousandreasons.org/listB.html Can any of the repulitards count that high?  Let the keyboard drool begin: Reasons are in alphabetical order, by category. Last updated Wednesday, August 18, 2004, 8:58 PM    1. Attitude: Not-so-Curious George (Bush)       President Bush claimed in an interview a while back that he does not read newspapers. His wife, Laura, later told a reporter that the president was fudging and that, in fact, he did actually peruse the press.       In matters involving the Bush family, it is generally wise to take Laura's word. And we were inclined to do so - until the president's latest pronouncement about the benefits that have supposedly come America's way as a result of occupying Iraq.       The man, who more than a year ago declared that the heavy lifting in Iraq was done, only to discover that the fight had barely started, is now back with another over-the-top pronouncement. Today, Bush said last week, because America has acted and because America has led, the forces of terror and tyranny have suffered defeat after defeat, and America and the world are safer.       By any measure, the president is wrong. Capital Times Monday July 19, 2004    2. Attitude: The 'don't blame me' president       THE IDEA that an administration would conveniently direct the finger of blame at one of its agencies with respect to matters so important as war and peace is manifestly immoral.       When Harry Truman was faced with miscalculations regarding the Korean conflict, his attitude was: The buck stops here. And when John Kennedy was faced with the Bay of Pigs fiasco, he took full and unqualified blame. These men lived with the aftermath of their mistakes and blamed them on no one else.       George Bush must assume responsibility for the intelligence failures and all other mistakes made on his watch. And he must do so without qualification. That is what honorable men do. If they cannot or will not, they are not worthy of the offices they hold. Boston Globe Thursday July 15, 2004    3. Attitude: To Err Is Human, to Flip-Flop Divine       NEW YORK

1492 and counting: http://www.thousandreasons.org/listB.html Can any of the repulitards count that high?  Let the keyboard drool begin: Why am I not suprised that someone named Laura the Astrologist has a hardon against Bush? p.s. If you _link_ to a 16K article, you don't need to *post* the 16K article, genius