"We helped him in the very early days." Translation: We're sick of dealing with it, now he's on his own.

I'll accept the apology, but I haven't made any bad choices. I didn't "choose" to have twins prematurely. That is not a choice. In fact, I didn't choose to have that number of kids. I got one more kid than I planned for. I didn't choose to rack up a bill of $300K. I didn't choose for my employer to cover only 95% of my bill. I have a damn good job and damn good coverage, but what does 5 percent of $300K equal? About $15K. Kudos to you if you have that much just lying around. I didn't. And I'm paying for it. It was all essential care but the insurance carriers fucked around with loopholes and language and stuck me with a bill that's affected my life ever since.

Thankfully, Bush has fucked up the economy so bad that house prices came down far enough that I just got my first mortgage and my first house. I'll have to thank George for that. Yeah, I know, George has nothing to do with housing, right? Maybe, but he waited too long to act. Any average American could see what was going on last year, spring maybe. Especially if you were selling, like me.

He wants to end the war in Iraq, and that is for the better, no matter what you say.

Health care reform is not unneeded. Don't try to tell me it isn't. I had twins prematurely a couple years ago and the cost of 19 days in the hospital was more than $300K. I got stuck with a huge bill that I'm still trying to recover from.

He wants to invest in and improve education, not really a priority of republicans.

He supports climate control, again, not a real priority of the GOP, who puts business first. Especially Bush.

Those are four things off the top of my head.

I told  you she'd get dirty.

Take a look at this. She sucks.

http://blog.washingtonpost.com/the-trai … ver_1.html