Russia is emerging as a major player again, and Bush and the US are the laughing stock of the world. But then, Saakashvili was educated in America.

Who is that? Bush or Saakashvili?

Its about the later consequences of the Government structure your ideas create!

What is this and what does it mean?

Themanoncecared Says:
Its not about your good intentions now. Its about the later consequences of the Government structure your ideas create!

The republicans have had total control of our government for 7 years now and they have failed miserably and proven the point I made in post #13. How can you in your worst nighmares see the democrats doing worse?

You critize an imaginary scenario that you have no reason to believe will come to pass. Democrats have outperformed republicans on every issue including defense since the beginning of time.

You dare say at this point in time that de-regulation is a grand idea…..look at the sub-prime meltdown….look at the S&L corruption scandal that resulted from the last repub that thought de-regulation was a grand idea…..shall I mention hoover and the buzzword of the 20’s….it was “de-regulation”

Yes, we will hold corporations responsible. Just as we will try to repair the broken health care system that you and your ilk want to run on a system of capitalism on one end but you don’t want anyone suing them if they cause a death through negligence……that must stop. You can’t have socialism for corporatins and capitalism for citizens.

I could go on for hours but you need to think about it and try to be reasonable for once in your life instead of just spouting bullshit that doesn’t really make any sense.

i am sure that the Iraqis won’t soon forget how their neighbor to the north colluded with the infidels.

Sa..sasskatoonie??”

Nope…

Sa…sarsparilla?”

No, Sir. Try again…

Sa… sa… sakatamatos?”

Better, Sir. That one was almost good enough…

“The Americans should know that Saakashvili does not represent the Georgian people,” Gachechiladze told the crowd. “The Georgian people are represented by all of you.”

The opposition claims Saakashvili’s camp relied on fraud to reach the 50 percent threshold needed for outright victory. They want him to face a runoff against Gachechiladze, who won about 25 percent of the vote, according to official results.

Since he was first elected in 2004, 40-year-old Saakashvili, a U.S.-educated lawyer, has helped transform Georgia into a country with a growing economy and aspirations of joining the European Union as well as NATO.

But his popularity has plunged, and his government has been accused of authoritarianism and criticized for failing to ease poverty.