The first quote shows the absolute adoration she had for GWB. The reasons for her adoration - not clearly articulated - but can be construed from the quote:

Big Man, Republican, War hero

In fact, he never was in combat and avoided Vietnam. Sent us off to fight in the wrong place (Iraq). My favorite analogy is that if Bush was in charge during WWII - after Pearl Harbor, we would have attacked Brazil.

It is this shallow thinking that represents the lack of jounalistic intergrity.

Good catch of the hypocrisy here - her hero is now her scapegoat. What changed?

Many Democrats could give them lessons in this. Bush is so easy to loathe that people forget that he's just a guy in the suit selling the policy to the public, not the architect of the ongoing debacle. A better, slicker Republican spokesman would still be shilling for the same basic ideas.

After all, he still adores Ann Coulter.

;)

Oh yeah, I said it.

They sold themselves out. They're now coming to terms with the price they got. It would be painful to watch if it weren't so much fun.

Remember the first time someone broke your heart?

The "thousand points of light" lady wrote for Daddy Bush. She thought he was the new Messiah as well.

She was given way more gravitas than she deserves when she had her short-lived run on PBS. PBS put her on to hush the rumblings of a Republican Congress about PBS's lean to the left and the government funding therein. PBS started licking Republican ass (it still is trying).

Want to get me to turn the channel right away? Give Peggy Noonan an interview or put her on a panel discussion about anything. She belongs in a column on the back page of Town & Country.

She's like the creepy student body vp that does the footbal qb, the basketball center and the senior class president with the new Chevy hardtop.

blaaaah

Of course it didn't hurt to have folks like P Noonen doing the selling early on.

Republicans need to be forced to discuss the changes that would be made with a new Republican adminstration. There aren't any. It would be just another four years of destroying the republic. This isn't a concession, it's a calculated political strategy to buy four more years of corruption and political favors.

The Republican party is the party of George Bush, and there's no way they should be allowed to try and separate the two. They've had their cake, and being Republicans, they just want all the cake and poor servants/slaves.

This is bullshit. I want less of this calculated distraction, and more concern about Diebolt voting machines.

Actually, I think that's "dilda", as in "latino, latina".

Yeah! Just like Gore tried to distance himself and the Democrats from Clinton, when everyone knows that the Democrats have always been (and will always be) the party of Clinton. (So let’s just get on with it and coronate his consort already…)

Read between the lines of what she says, she has lots of code phrases in everything she writes crafted to pollute your mind with her poisonous anti-American thoughts.

The best thing about The Daily Show is when they have a series of clips showing the ongoing 'changes' and stupidity of public figures.

You nailed it here - it's the sort of *news* most of us can't find on our own. The sort of thing that truly educates...

These developments--a Republican administration recognizing that support for dictators in Third World countries is a losing proposition; a commitment to post-WWII-style nation-building in Iraq--are terrific news for people who care about human rights, freedom, and democracy."

--DAN SAVAGE, October 2002

Dan is intelligent enough (and open-minded enough) to let facts change his mind.

Cheney is not.

Now, I am hoping that Dan will eventually be able to see the good side of dogs ;-)) Maybe DJ will teach him.