Seasons

The flip-flop argument is the saddest thing I've seen in politics in years. If that's all the Bush camp has to attack Kerry on, well, then Kerry should be proud. In fact, a president who's unable to change his mind when a situation changes is more scary than anything. Bush holds up this stubbornness as some sort of ideal. I myself was for war with Iraq when I thought they had WMDs but now seeing that the did not how could I possibly support the war? Of course it's too late now. When misinformation is revealed, things change. They must! Someone who stubborn clings on to a single opinion no matter what facts arise to dispute it isnt even fit to lead a camping trip. Did you know that 100,000 Iraqis are dead from our invasion? Certainly Saddam was a terrible man and shouldnt have been in power, but would he have killed that many people if he led the country for the rest of his life?

Is it true that if you repeat something enough people will believe it, no matter if it's true or not? It certainly feels like this election proves that point.

The way I figure, it doesn't matter who our president is, we'll still get screwed. But at least getting screwed by Kerry would be a bit of variety from getting screwed by Bush.

Heck, my bot could be a better president than either of them, and she doesn't even make sense!

I tend to agree with Douglas Adams: No one actually capable of being elected should be allowed to do the job. I would add that no one who actually wants<0> the job should be allowed to do it.
(Who does that leave? *shrugs*)