“It’s not a good idea to launch a new product in August.” That product? A possibly Iraqi war… I read an article somewhere talking about Bush’s former alcoholism, and that maybe his unwillingness to budge on the issue, aside from the obvious benefits of oil, is due to his possible thoughts that his dad doesn’t have that much respect for him, and he’s perceived as the dumber link to Jeb. The Democrats have been scared in this respect: they don’t say a word for fear of pro-war voters’ backlash. If they can take the Senate and get more votes in the House, maybe there’s a chance they’ll speak up.There doesn’t seem to be a big difference between George Will and Dennis Miller when it comes to the subject of war. Both are so pro-war it’s spooky. Even Charlie Rose was taken a bit aback when George Will talked about pre-emptive strikes and bombing, bombing, bombing. Miller seems to have spent a bit too much time emceeing Monday Night Football on ABC. He sounds like most of the nuts on television now. Again, the Democrats say nothing.<\/p>\n
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