Now when Bush came into office I really gave him the benefit of the doubt since I had not voted for or supported Gore in his bid. However, Bush has given people a lot to hate since taking command. I was blinded as most were by his seeming command after 9/11 but once his vision shifted out of Afghanistan it seemed apparent to me that the man was on a personal agenda to impose his own very narrow view on the politics, religion and morality of the world.

Your posts seem to indicate that hatred of the man is something that has no analysis of events, that it's some pre-disposed genetic abnormality only raving liberals can come up with. Well, you might want to look around you pal and notice that the hatred is boiling up in many people that in past years were content to simply trust and respect the office and defer decisions to whoever was in power. There's this huge stirring in the huge centrist viewpoint that the man is simply an embarassment to our nation, a man that sees all things in black and white and can't comprehend the intricacies of mankind. That stirring of passions in the normally meek and unspoken can't and shouldn't be ignored. Is John Kerry a worthy alternative? To tell you the truth, to most, it really doesn't matter and his views are not the issue. This country is more divided than it's ever been in my lifetime and it's time to take action against it. Our only alternative is to remove this man, this cancer and show the neo-cons of the world that they don't fit in a democratic America.