Reply #75: 1. The Bill of Rights.

[CBHagman]

2. The Geneva Conventions.

3. The fact that Bush's policies comfort the comfortable and afflict the afflicted.

4. Bush and his allies' vindictiveness.

5. Grover Norquist and his ilk, the puppetmasters behind Bush policies.

6. The fact that the GOP spouts Frank Luntz-tested phrases (such as "It's better to fight the terrorists in Baghdad than in New York or Washington") that have nothing whatever to do with the real dangers faced by the U.S.

7. Bush and his allies' treachery.

8. That the Bush administration constantly claims it's doing a much better job than any other previous administration and that it's leaving things much better than they were before, rather than fouling up things and creating problems for future enerations.

9. That Bush owes his millionaire status to the taxpayers of Texas, not any actual work that he did.

10. That torture, lying about WMD, outing CIA agents, allowing civilians to die for a policy, and the like are morally disgusting, far more disgusting than, say, lying about sex.