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THE ONLY FACT A NEOCON LIKES IS A FACT THAT HAS BEEN “FIXED”.

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“That’s not the way the world really works anymore. We’re an empire now, and when we act we create our own reality.” – Karl Rove

I’m guessing that the 1.8% who classified the BushCo presidency as a “success” have set the bar pretty low — for instance, since Bush hasn’t been seriously injured during his presidency, it is a success.

And until then, every one is entitled to their own opinion. Just like this shit stained Presidency. Somehow, miraculously, this last seven years of hell will be looked at as the good old days.

Yeah, right.

Since when does a neocon need facts?

http://progressiveworldreview.com

Stab it again, missmolly, it still speaks.

Yeah, I can see how someone of your demonstrated intellect and reasoning ability might think that made your post on-topic.

I hope you now recognize that it wasn’t, and that everyone here saw your post for the desperate attempt at misdirection that it so obviously was.

Nice attempt at distraction — the record of congressional Democrats really has nothing to do with the topic at hand.

However, since you asked, a partial list would include raising the minimum wage, making badly needed improvements to infrastructure through the Water Resources Development Act, strengthening American competitiveness through the America COMPETES Act, tightening ethics rules with the Legislative Transparency and Accountability Act of 2007, restoring the role of the Senate in placing U.S. Attorneys with the Preserving United States Attorney Independence Act of 2007, making sure the poor and lower middle class families can heat their homes with the 2007 Emergency Supplemental Act, and strengthening the FDA with the Food and Drug Administration Revitalization Act. Additionally, our representatives have made sure that the American middle class has been treated fairly in every budget passed.

This doesn’t even count their work on SCHIP expansion, stem cell research, and troop withdrawal legislation which was all vetoed by the President.

I am always amused by the conservatives, who basically managed to trash our country when they had full control of the White House, both houses of Congress, and the Supreme Court (yet still managed to blame “those d*mn liberals” for everything that was wrong). Then, when Democrats get a razor-thin majority in Congress, the expectation is that we will fix all the problems overnight that THEY created — despite obstructions and filibusters. This is a little like digging a well with a teaspoon — time-consuming at best, but even more difficult when people keep blockading your access to the hole.

But your point about harshly worded letters is well-taken. Personally, I think Congress has wasted far too much time on them. The wheels would have moved much more efficiently if we just issued subpoenas, enforced them with inherent contempt, and proceeded with impeachment.

Now — about the topic of THIS thread, which I believe concerns Rove’s interesting spin on Bush’s popularity. So he is judging Bush’s popularity by looking at his approval ratings rather than his disapproval ratings. This is a little bit like looking at two or three large mountains of sh!t and bickering over millimeters.

Now that is a FACT you can take to the bank.

Why start now?

Whe Rove says “I’m absolutely positive history will be kind to this president” he is actually saying “I’m absolutely positive his (i.e. Bush’s own) story will be kind to his presidency….”