This story reminds me of an event that happened when Ruth Ginsberg was going through confirmation hearings.

Sen. Hatch asked her if someone who had a staff of 50 with not one of those positions being held by a minority could be sued for racial discrimination. When she said that yes, she believed that there were grounds for a racial discrimination suit, he pointed out to her that she had a staff of 50 at her law practice and not one was a minority. He then let her off the hook by telling her he didn't think she was a racist.

Your memory is fine. They didn't actually "flip", but evolved away from what they were at one time. In essence you are correct.

I have no favorites that have anything to do with Bush actually-

So much for none in Vermont- ;) thanks for proving the point LOL


but we want change too- away from the way the libs want to take us ;)

Away from peace, away from prosperity, away from surpluses, away from...

;)

away from socialisim, away from abortion on demand, away from higher taxes, away from a weak military, away from the need to kiss Europes ass for approval...heehee


LOL- love you anyway.... ;)

Interesting that you mention taxes. I just heard an interesting discussion on the radio about that very subject.

In his State of the Union address, Bush assured that he would not raise payroll taxes. Now, a mere few weeks later, he has said that he is open to removing the cap on social security, or in other words, a raise in payroll tax. When asked by a reporter about these two conflicting statements, Bush did what he does best and changed the subject.

But the best part was that it was a conservative talk show host who normally has nothing but praise for King George. Nice to see when Bush pisses off his supporters.

Actually, he said he hadn't ruled it out. All he's doing is leaving options on the table, and I believe politically he is attempting to back dems into a corner by having them suggest it during formal negotiations regarding social security reform. He will not raise the taxes. If he does, feel free to quote me on it.

No no no no no

Geez It's not an increase in taxes. It's a rollback on exemptions.

(Did I do that right, all my friends over there on the right?)

Bingo! Give that man a stuffed elephant!

I doubt very much though it's actually George doing the thinking here.

Good to know I'm not a lib, I guess. ;)