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While politics may not be my big thing, I admit to being fascinated by the in-fighting among groups within the individual political parties. The Republicans make for especially fun politico fight-watching. The fact that there are Christian groups that think of Shrub as not being conservative enough is quite scary and nightmare-provoking, in and of itself.
On another tangent, with Karl Rove gone, whatever will Shrub do with himself? Will he haveLord Voldemort Dick Cheney ordering him around even more? Seriously, I just want to know if Shrub has ever had an independent thought - or if he's just parroting what he is told by consultants and others within his administration/ political circle.
And speaking of Karl Rove, this month's issue of The Atlantic has a good - and slightly unsettling - article about Karl Rove and his hand in the failed BushCo presidency, written by Joshua Green.
One thing that stuck out for me - besides Rove's William McKinley fetish - was this comment made by Dick Armey (R-Texas) about the difference between the attitudes of Clinton and Bush:
( Way to Lose Friends and Alienate People! )
Yeah ... there's probably more, but that part just stuck out to me.
I'll be glad when those haughty jackasses are out of office.
On another tangent, with Karl Rove gone, whatever will Shrub do with himself? Will he have
And speaking of Karl Rove, this month's issue of The Atlantic has a good - and slightly unsettling - article about Karl Rove and his hand in the failed BushCo presidency, written by Joshua Green.
One thing that stuck out for me - besides Rove's William McKinley fetish - was this comment made by Dick Armey (R-Texas) about the difference between the attitudes of Clinton and Bush:
( Way to Lose Friends and Alienate People! )
Yeah ... there's probably more, but that part just stuck out to me.
I'll be glad when those haughty jackasses are out of office.