Think back six-and-a-half years ago to all the things we didn’t like about America:
- New Orleans — didn’t like it
- Habeas corpus — didn’t like it
- Twin Towers — didn’t like ’em
- Geneva Conventions — didn’t like ’em
- Separation of church and state — didn’t like it
- Lives of 3,500 American troops — didn’t like ’em
- Health of 25,000 non-fatal U.S. casualties — didn’t like it
- Lives of hundreds of thousands of Iraqis — didn’t like ’em
- Justice
from the Department of Justice — didn’t like it - EPA protections — didn’t like ’em
- Record surplus — didn’t like it
- Reproductive freedom — didn’t like it
- Gay rights — didn’t like ’em
- Economic equity— didn’t like it
- Right to privacy — didn’t like it
- Freedom of Information Act — didn’t like it
- World regard for the United States — didn’t like it
- U.S. military readiness — didn’t like it
- Peace — didn’t like it
- Freedom from fear itself — didn’t like it
- Age of reason — didn’t like it
Hard to believe that, in such a short time, one man could deal with all those problems. Think of what could be accomplished with four more years of Republican leadership?










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Excellent, Vastleft
Really good one.