A Tale of Two Philosophies
Clinton: I feel your pain.
Bush: I'm a compassionate conservative.
We all know that if Bill Clinton were in office he would have been in Mississippi — TODAY.
Bush, on the other hand, is headed back to Washington (shaving two days off his vacation, where Cindy Sheehan and the Gold Star Mothers are making his life so complicated anyway) to — get this — chair a committee on What to Do.
What is the matter with this man?
I keep having these conversations with strangers in the course of daily business — arguing about the phone bill, fixing satellite TV technical problems, making credit card payments — who, when I suggest somewhat wryly that all these problems will be over when we change administrations, say: "You know THAT's right!" Or, today, "Don't even get me started!"
The common people get it.
Bush: I'm a compassionate conservative.
We all know that if Bill Clinton were in office he would have been in Mississippi — TODAY.
Bush, on the other hand, is headed back to Washington (shaving two days off his vacation, where Cindy Sheehan and the Gold Star Mothers are making his life so complicated anyway) to — get this — chair a committee on What to Do.
What is the matter with this man?
I keep having these conversations with strangers in the course of daily business — arguing about the phone bill, fixing satellite TV technical problems, making credit card payments — who, when I suggest somewhat wryly that all these problems will be over when we change administrations, say: "You know THAT's right!" Or, today, "Don't even get me started!"
The common people get it.
posted by The Voice | 10:28 PM
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