Yep, that's it alright

[Mr. Conservatism]

Boy, talk about clueless:

http://www.bostonherald.com/news/us_...ome&position=0

[LBR]

A testy U.S. Sen. John F. Kerry yesterday blamed clueless voters with short attention spans for the uphill battle beleaguered Democrats are facing against Republicans across the nation.

Lol--those are the ones that put them, and bho, in office to begin with. Now they don't have a cheesy slogan or a "special" candidate to motivate them to vote--and those on the other side who had become complacent DO have a reason to get motivated and get off their butts and vote. What a maroon.

[sachiko]

Too bad. I guess we're just not smart enough to be Democrats. Maybe if my mother had aborted me, I'd qualify to be a Democrat.

[Teddee5]

Yes, but where is are Reagan in the Republican aisle?

[Teddee5]

I was a Democrat. When I was young and idealistic. I fell for the line put out by the Democratic party when Goldberg was the Republican candidate. Who I voted for, I have forgotten, but I have voted conservative ever since. I admit, I was not all that happy at times, especially the last election. And I am not at all thrilled by Mike Steel and his inept handling. But I am horrified by what has happened, by the administration's hiring of so many new votes for their party.For every new employee put on, ten votes by family and friends can be counted on.
Too early for a candidate, but from where will he or she come from? Too bad Newt has so much baggage. Not that it makes any difference. Any candidate will be crucified by the media.