Why do Democrats not like John Bolton?  Only answer factually and not with an opinion.?
925818
John Bolton speaks the truth and he is Bush's pick
626554
he is not a democrat, or at least that's all I can see that there arguments boil down to.\n\nyou know I though they were supposed to be the "smart" ones but they are acting like a 4 year old that didn't get there way so they are going to throw a temper tantrum.
606845
Democrats are all talk. They tend to have a very "not in my backyard" attitude about almost everything they publicly support. I agree that they are like "a boat without a rudder." I wish that wasn't the case. Our system works with two strong parties, and right now we don't have two strong parties. They need to get their act together and present someone with convictions that are truly for the good of the nation and that aren't based on popularity polls. Sadly, as of now, I just don't see it.
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Please, give me some quotes from any Democratic Party leader that encourages people to hate their country.  Even a single quote.\n\nAs for the distrust - with none of the recent presidential administrations (of either party) has done much to convince me that they're worthy of my trust.  If you're going to put blind faith in whatever government you have, then why do you care which party is in power at all?\n\nEdit (in response to your addition): again - give me one quote from a Dem party leader saying any of the things you mention.
600009
What is the question here? All I see is a lame-as sed rant about what you PERCEIVE to be true about the White House. I guarantee you there are a number of people on a daily basis saying "no". I haven't seen anyone get their head lopped off. And seriously, are you suggesting that it wasn't time for a new director of the CIA? LMAO. Get a clue.
749454
There is merit in your statements. Research into todays Neocons will reveal a lot of former Democrats. People like Wolfowitz and Kristol are more simpatico with Democrats then with traditional paleocon Republicans. Point of fact, Neocon Republicans today despise old style Republicans. Folks like Buchanan and Tancredo are anathema to Neocons. Rove and Tancredo within the last year actually had a shouting match at the White House. November 7th could portend a split within the Republican party.
872737
The truth of the matter is of no importance to the Democrats..\nDems are eager to trade the safety & security of our nation\nfor personal gain...
744255
They don't...the media, the democrats and the celebraties all do because they can't keep there mouths shut overseas while they play up to their audiences...\n\nThe Dems support the same agenda that the terrorists do...and it is all about hating america...why do you think they want the UN to control US actions?  Not becasue they love it....nope, no sir...\n\nThanks the Republicans who love america and then thank your troops...the vote Liberterian and get all those politicians that voted for the war out.....    :)
81354
I'm sorry, but you are obviously one of the stereotypical Democrats out there.  Democrats tend to hear something and take it as whatever meaning they choose, as long as it makes Republicans sound like they don't know what they're talking about.  "Everything changed on 9/11" because we realized that our country isn't as safe as we all thought it was.  We realized that terrorists can attack us and that it was time that we stopped allowing them to carry out their missions the best we can. This was going to happen no matter what party was in office.  It's been being planned for a very long time.  I watch what Democrats say about Bush and I just can't help but think that in the back of their mind they're all saying, "thank goodness it didn't happen while we were in office."  They know it very well could have, but it seemed like a perfect opportunity to crack on the Republican party.  If a Democrat were in office, all of our soldiers would be home and we'd be the target of horrible attacks.  We'd be giving into terrorists negotiations and the United States would be growing weaker every day.  Thank God that Bush is in office right now because he knows what needs to be done and isn't afraid of doing it.  That's why Democrats don't like him so much.  He knows their tactics won't work right now, and he's not afraid to stand up for what he believes will.  God help us if a Democrat like Hilary Clinton takes office next.
869494
Another liberal American hater. Instead of just being haters how about come up with some ideas that would help make this world a better place. The democrats have not worked with this President or this congress at all. During the Clinton administration the Republicans crossed party lines and approved all of his judicial nominees and passed many pieces of legislation because they want to be a part of the solution and not the problem. Liberals are the most despicable people on earth. I rate them right up there with the French.
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Well, I have to agree with the one respondant who asked how you can ask a question, and then answer it, and still be open-minded. \nYou're obviously using this as a means to try to give an opinion to further your cause.\n\nThe problem here is, that you are correct: many key democrats are assuming they have won. As I recall, they assumed they won with Kerry. A very arrogant bunch. In my not so humble opinion. Rather than stating, "If we win", they seem to be claiming victory already. \n\nOne of the big problems with many of the democrats is, (again, in my opinion) because this was a war that was during the Bush administration, they will whine about it being horrible, how bad Bush was, blah, blah, blah. While we all know, if this happened when Gore were in, and, if Gore had the guts to go to war, then it would be the Republicans whining about the war, and the Democrats praising his efforts.\n\nBecause the President's popularity skyrocketed as a result of how he handled 9-11, the democrats had one way to stop the bleeding. They attacked the one place that was killing them. As the economy got better, they kept trying to demonstrate how poor the economy was. That backfired, so, they returned to the war efforts. Slowly but surely, they have convinced many Americans that we did the wrong thing going into Iraq. Of course, they know Iraq is better off already; but will be much better off once they stablize. What we as a nation do not understand is, they have lived their entire lives much like this. Everyday waking up is a crapshoot. They lived under the tyranny of the evil dictator,Sadam. \n\nSince I did not ask the question, I feel very comfortable answering your question, saying Yes, for the most part, voting for most Democrats, is indeed voting for the enemy. \n\nBush promised us this war on terror would be long and arduous. He promised us that we would not stop when we win one battle, but, we would continue on to any nation that supports terrorism. Iraq was next. Iran will follow. North Korea is in line. We'll see how Lybia, and Pakistan and other countries fall in.\n\nTo the poster above mine:\nAs good as when Sadam was in power? \nOh my! When you live under those conditions, maybe then those words wont sound so rediculous!
633642
I must say I am glad to see so many people do not trust what we have been told about 911.  I tend to think the people who have taken this poll are more intelligent and less trusting of the Bush administration.  In other words, they must be Democrats.
1097237
Yes, it does bother me.  It makes me think they don't keep up with current events, just spew whatever talking point sounds best.\nJust because republicans don't agree with many of the ideas doesn't mean they should accuse democrats of not having them.  That's just dishonest.
145880
Eh we'll always be bi-partisan.  It would be nice if they would quit backstabbing, but then again that is what keeps our country in check.  One belief/power/party cannot have all the power and have everything their way.
119577
Very good point.  Funny how nothing is really said about the democrats that did that.
635896
People like John above me here need me to keep them in check and bring them back to reality a little.\n\n:-)\n\nOh, okay ... John makes me think quite a bit, too, and brings up good points often.\n\nRealistically, though, the ones we can do without are the people who scream shrill rhetoric without backing it up. I don't care if someone is liberal or conservative AS LONG AS THEY KNOW WHY. Too many people yell, "Impeach Bush!" because it is the cool thing to do. To many people back the administration without understanding WHY they do.\n\nThat's my two cents ...
705468
I think its a toss-up really.  They always endorse democrats.  We are always astonished by the lengths they will go to to do this.  Perhaps the passage of time makes us a little numb to the tactics of two years ago, or four or six or eight for that matter.  But I do not see any more anxiety this time around.