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1.14.2004
Bush Loving Jake of countersink seems to think that my dislike of Bush is irrational. So I took a few minutes over the last couple of days to try to think of any policy that Bush has promoted that I agree with. I came up with plenty of "yes.. but" answers. Too many times things that Bush has done that I would have approved of have had negatives that outweighed the positives. I would be excited about his new call for further space exploration if I thought it went beyond a mere election ploy to give him a JFK aura. He hasn't completely mucked up the Isreali/Palestinian conflict like he could have. Kudos for that? There are plently of things he could have done that he hasn't (yet). Like launch any nuclear weapons at anyone. He hasn't turned the "war of terrorism" into a holy war against muslims like some would like him to. I mean, if it wouldn't have been for the invasion of Iraq and the budget busting tax cuts for the filthy rich then Bush would just have been another bad president. As it stands, he has attained new heights of awfulness. | |
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