Small change, chump change, pocket change and — most importantly — a change for the worse.<\/p>\n
In 2000, the GOP went wild over a dim-witted and mean governor from a big western state. Where’s the change in 2008? The GOP can’t sweep that mistake off the stage fast enough in their rush to make the same mistake again.<\/p>\n
If you think a guy who voted 90% of the time with Duhbya — after all the abuse BushCo heaped on McCain in their do-anything-to-win campaign — is a change agent, I’ve got a Bridge to Nowhere for you. Note that with McCain’s record of differing with Bush 10% of the time, he represents the Republican concept of a maverick. (A maverick is the term they use for their friends. Traitor is what they call the rest of us.)<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, Palin must think Duhbya is from the Rockefeller branch of the party — too damn liberal, if you ask her.<\/p>\n
If you think McCain promises safer, surer change than Obama, recall McCain’s temper, and note the temper of his running mate. These two represent a shocking move to the Far Right and Wrong — is that change you can live with? And if McCain dies in office, President Palin will nominate the next 3 Supreme Court Justices.<\/p>\n
peace,
mjh<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Small change, chump change, pocket change and — most importantly — a change for the worse. In 2000, the GOP went wild over a dim-witted and mean governor from a big western state. Where’s the change in 2008? The GOP can’t sweep that mistake off the stage fast enough in their rush to make the … Continue reading Republicans are the Party of Change<\/span>