We've lost from David Corn

[AlCzervik]

It's not what you think.
http://www.bushlies.ws/2004/09/news_from_the_g.html
about 1/3 down.

[cybildisobedience]

1. he does use a good analogy about the broken glass

And I've always wondered why others have used a similar analogy to deflect the criticism of the pundits.
Remember the mid-term elections? How everyone else was expected to clearly define -- in a media climate that will not allow time for anything other than lavish praise for Bush -- complex and detailed plans for other people cleaning up Bush's mess.
Once, just once, I'd like one of these candidates to say, "Hey, you forget something -- this is the mess HE'S made -- why are you pressuring me for a plan to clean up HIS mess when you don't feel compelled to even notice the mess?
They did the same thing with the economy -- how are you Dem candidates going to fix it?
No one said, how about we go back to what worked under Clinton? When we were in charge, we didn't have these problems. Bush created them and now you criticize US for not articulating a detailed plan to fix his mess? Why don't you ask Bush what his plan is?

[candy331]

2. That's what I've been saying why don't they ask Bush how he is

going th fix his messes since he obviously broke them. The opposer shouldn't have to lay out every inch of his plan for the breaker to steal and use it and claim victory.

[fob]

3. Yes, simply ask bush* to explain what "course" he is intent on "staying"

A course is a course
of corpse of corpse
the incompetent mr bush*!!!!