And so the demonization escalates as you can see here.Note to Republicans who choose to go this rout [...]…

A very, very small number of our troops have in fact been convicted of killing Iraqi civilians. there has been one incident of these murders being committed to further the rape of a young girl. No one that I know of ever accused “our troops” of being any such monsters but this incident and a few others did take place.

“Some who were past offenders are now offering to change (this means you, D.E.), which frankly seems a bit too convenient but at least it's better to say you've had an epiphany and admit you're changing your tone than to pretend that you never condoned that tone before last Tuesday.”

Yes, I have been a vocal critic of the total failure that was the Bush adminsitration for at least the past five or six years, and I don't deny it, nor regret it.

But I do remember giving Bush the benefit and the courtesy of supporting him for at least the few initial months and especially after 9/11.

We are now in the finacial equivalent of 9/11. I guess it is too much to ask to give this new President an equal chance during this crsis.

How long has Obama been our President now? Five, six days?

Their discourse on “the most dangerous man to ever occupy the oval office” only serves to make the Republican party look foolish. President Obama has been in office all of 4 days – and half a day was taken up with a parade and balls. The American people aren't as stupid as Thiessen and others might imagine.

As I recall Bush had the support of about 99% of the American people after 9/11. He had it when invaded Afghanistan. There were questions about going to war with Iraq, given that Saddam wasn't a credible threat to the U.S. and had no nuclear facilities – the latter having been destroyed by Israel in 1981. Even so, Bush still had the support of probably 80% in his decision to invade Iraq. Most criticism was civil in tone.

Once it became clear that not only were there no WMDs, as Blix had correctly reported, and further that CIA information supporting the no-WMD scenario had been ignored and hidden, and that the post-war was being very poorly handled did the criticism of administration become louder.

Katrina was the nail in coffin for many. The vast incompetence of his administration was clearly on display for all to see. The economic collapse was the final proof of the total inability of his administration to address any crisis whatsoever for any remaining doubters.

Let's allow the Obama administration do the talking with their actions. The new president would seem to be very result oriented. If an idea fails, it will be discarded. If an individual is not up to the job, he/she will be replaced. The Republicans may not approve of the President's solutions, but they will not be able to claim he or his administration is incompetent.

The dustbin of history awaits all these fools. And they will soon be gone; their moment of sound and fury, signifying nothing, has passed.

Let them prattle on.

Liberal arrogance is showing a tendency to attack those who are precieved to be their intellectual and cultural “inferiors”. Do not speak to me while waving that “I won” so shut up! Those who employ contempt instead of arguement, who are prone to shout down speakers they do not agree with, who precieve those who contradict them of having a lower IQ, and talk of “reason” while not exibiting any themselves had best beware.

“I won”….. because voters wanted a new direction for the country.

“I won”….. because voters wanted someone more representative of the country.

“I won”…. because voters no longer trust the Republicans who have been dividing the country with their rhetoric and catering to the religious right.

“I won”…. because voters felt that the Democrats could handle the economy and other domestic issues better than the Republicans. The past eight years of Bush policies have gotten us to where we are today.

“I won”…. because I'm not George Bush (or Sarah Palin) and I can actually put two words together coherently, I graduated with honors from Harvard law and I can think critically and objectively. These are all traits voters value in the leader of the free world. Positions will be given to qualified people.

And lastly….

“I won”…. because voters are tired of the partisan bickering.

So Republicans, remember I won for those reasons. Stop being obstructionists and let's get to work. I'm willing to listen to you and offer true compromise, but at the end of the day I have final say. You won't get everything you want so stop whining and be adults. The rules have changed and the American people and I want a different tone in DC. There are huge problems that need to be solved and the buck stops with me.

Shyah. I quit liking your movies a long time ago. D-bag
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F**k you, Tom Hanks.

Being gay in un-American.

And I don’t apologize for that.
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Hey Tom! At least I’m consistent. Same comment I made last week. F**K YOU! (I had to put in the stars on that one.)
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Up yours Hanks!
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Just as long as we allow the same rights be granted to polygamists, those who practice incest (or liberals as I call them) and anyone who wants to marry a dog, horse, corpse or their living room couch.
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The little balls of shit that roll out of your mouth every time you open it is typical of your ilk.

You’re nothing special….we’ve seen it before and it is simply the same old liberal moonbattiness.
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And those were just some of the “highlights”. It didn't even include the ones that left off at calling Tom Hanks lesser names because of course they all knew that he didn't mean his apology thanks to their powers of Republican omniscient telepathy. Or at least I assume that's how they knew he was lying and only apologizing for the sake of his career.

The good news is that the public stopped listening to Republicans. They can be as vile as they want in their own little echo chamber.