Really? Where are the WMDs? That's all I want to know. He and his surrogates said they were there, and said their whereabouts were known. Where are they?

Yes, that's the big question and president Bush was the only one who said they were there. This just goes back to the intelligence reports.
The democrats who supported the war saw the same intelligence reports that president Bush did and there press releases on the subject indicate they believed too.

That's all you want to know. Somehow I think you would still object to president Bush if we would have found the WMD.

You seem to be irritated that, even though you were "right", she still outsmarted you.

I guess we have a disagreement that using false accusations towards someone is being smart. Irritated? Propably but educated from it and entertained as they were always ways to get even. Those were fun times.

And yet, Democratic criticism of the current Administration is something you don't consider healthy, because you think it's all lies. I suggest you think it's all lies because you haven't the imagination to consider that the Democrats have a point. In other words, the only "healthy" criticism is of Democrats by Republicans. This is the non-divisive position...not.

No, I think some of it was lies because it was proven so. I have a healthy imagination and take the democrat view and points they make seriously. It's just they don't add up when it all said and done. Well, I think he is guilty, I don't care what the ruling is, let's hang him.
Some are still claiming the president knew about 911 before it happened, and he let the Saudi elite fly away right after unchecked.
I see nothing healthy about spreading lies and false insinuations in elections whether it's for the presidency of US to the student body of a school.

The Post Office use trucks, official jeeps, and private vehicles, so no, not really. But you can vote however you're allowed.

The point is they delivery the mail anyway, so I'm not adding another vehicle to the roadways, so yes! But...Oh, thank you.

We're a democracy. We're not supposed to be in the business of discouraging people from voting. We are especially not supposed to be in the business of discouraging informed voting. "I made up my mind in April and nothing in the news is going to change my mind" is about as ignorant as going into the polling booth with a pair of dice.

What in the world does that have to do with discouraging people from voting *popular* only from hearing what the news has forecasted as the winner before the polls close even if it's in another state.
I was talking popular voting the day of the election, not I made my mind up in April voters.