"If a person is NOT a liberal in their youth, they have no heart. If a person is STILL a liberal after 40yrs old....they have no head".
Now there is a fill in the blanks as follows:
"If a person is a conservative in their youth, they..... If a person is still a conservative after 40 years old then they are ......"
It's frustrating that domestic agenda must be swept under the national rug in deference to a more crucial issue, War on Terror, but that's the reality of Election 2004.
POlitics is hitting someone at its his strongest point. We all know that Bush and his cronies are going to play up his trump card which is he being the leader of the war on terror. So we need to engage him on that issue first. What leader, is what we ask. What about Spain, now Poland etc. Like a desperate man who is drowning, Bush will come back and start to insult the people of Spain, the leaders of countries which move away. That will cause others to follow suit, a snowball effect. And then finally, go after issues on which he has no record, the economy. So yes, I agree with your lament. We just have to wait and be patient.
Dean was on Hannity and Colmes yesterday. It is still the vintage Dean on economic issues. Fiesty as ever which is a good thing. And like Dean, I have still maintained that he should be on the ticket if Sen. McCain declines.
All that talk about two liberal New Englanders being on the ticket is balloney. In a ABB situation which is also catching fire across the nations of the world who are and were US allies, these things will not matter. When Kerry moves into the White House, the terrorists will be booked with the help of the world community and he will also be successful with the "US economy" not just Iraq's economy and the economies of India and China. A true globalization wherein the economies of other nations will get an uplift while at the same time the US economy maintaining its upward climb. |
