Secretary of Defense Rumsfeld just resigned, and the House is now in the hands of democrats. Bush isn't very happy, he's talking about "injecting" additional troops and reasoned this by proclaiming it will get us out of Iraq sooner. In answer to a question from the Washington Post, he statly flated, "I have two years left. America isn't going anywhere" He's more right than he knows. Talk about sour grapes!
Just happy to hear Donny-boy decided to get out quick.
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Change is good Cathy. I do hope that people in America will not be as let down by the democrats as they have been by the republicans.
Kate.
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Cathy 2 Kate: It's all politics, I just like to think someday it'll change (yawn) not holding breath.
Of course Bush isn't happy. He'll be a lameduck president, if Virginia also falls to the Democrats. Does it matter? Well, at least America bothered to come out and vote, I gather voter apathy is normally rife.
I will be interested to see the next two years, to determine if the Democrats will live up to their promises. The media is never balanced in its reporting, go for the storyline and leave behind some truths.
Is it a rule in America that only rich lawyers can stand for the Presidency?.
A wondering Brit. Jim halliday.
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