Will the Democrats find their voice again...

[p_p_man]

over Enron?

Even I'm getting fed up with carrying the torch for them until they wake up from their 12 month coma.

 

[lavender]

 

[p_p_man]

It does seem to me though that...

the Republicans have had it all their own way so far.

Even taking the "war" into consideration, suitable time has now passed for the Dems to criticise at least some of Bush's decisions.

Maybe they have.

I just haven't seen any...

 

[Texan]

damn ppman

you're starting too many threads.... I can't keep up....

oh hell...... it's not worth it... this is costing me sleep...


night all.... I'm going to bed....

 

[Poverkhnost]

What voice are you looking for?

PPman,

Honestly, this makes no sense to me. The democrats have been criticizing Bush for over a month now. They have gone after him on the economy and are slowly reintroducing their attacks on the rest of his domestic policy, majorly taxes. What voice do you want them to take. They already have Daschale whining for them...to my knowledge, that's their favorite type of voice.

 

[lavender]

Re: What voice are you looking for?

 

[Poverkhnost]

Again with the vulgarity. . .

Why lavender,

You make it seem like you disagree with me once again...how can that be? I mean, aren't we all good old conservatives here?

Anyway, if you're saying I'm wrong about the democratic party's "voice" then I'd love to hear what voice with which you'd replace it.

p.s. I love it when you talk dirty to me...grrrrrr.

 

[lavender]

Re: Again with the vulgarity. . .