quote:Originally posted by meanasasnake:
I find the good in those things not designed to elicit an emotion. I dont like tricks, I dont like easy emotional responses. One does not hire a C.E.O. for a large corporation based on his ability to say sweet things to the office staff. You hire a C.E.O. based on his ability to make deals, produce success for the company and accomplish the expected results. The presidency of the United States is no popularity contest, its the management of the Free World - a bigger job than being Little Miss Sunshine after a disaster in Enterprise Al. I reserve my sentimental moments for other things.
Wow, you're not mean as a snake, you're heartless and, most likely, a coward. The facade of "oh-don't-step-to-me-I am-too-strong-for-emotion" has just fallen to the ground with your past posts.
Again, I can't stand Bush, but even if half of this is true, it still rocks that he's not all gone.
You, and people like you, are the reason politics in America are so divisive. Political lines are not friendship lines. This idea that people of different political views must incessantly "dog" the other side, especially in light of an act of kindness done for fellow Alabamians, is more than ridiculous, it's downright repressive.
I don't like Bush, but he is a human, like the rest of us, and if you're going to point out his bad notes so religiously, you have to be equally ready to accept the good. Otherwise, you are no better than the media, and you are certainly not a seeker of truth.
You should call things that are as they are.