Percy Dovetonsils

Yes, from this time forward all will be Bush’s fault from either extremes, “blowback” from his mistakes as you call it. As was put in the Horowitz article linked in my first post, leftist Isolationist think America is bad for the world and Right Isolationists think the rest of the world is bad for America, either way extremes meet. I have become so neo-conized in my own meeting of extremes that at least if I were an isolationist (I am internationalist) I would actually agree more with isolationist of the right simply because I believe America is good not bad. I guess that alone answers questions about my political fortunes and my voting for the same man Pat Buchanan did, something I never would have predicted. That being said as a person that still considers himself fairly liberal, yet I have become so offended by the left and the Democrats inability to confront, lack of will, or worse general agreement with the moonbats and such idiocy that my hand has been forced and I find myself on the “other side” of the political tracks. No regrets on my part but I am still stunned by it all. It is all topsy turvey and I feel sometimes do feel I am is some Alice in Wonderland story.

Skookumchuk

A very good point about Joe Stalin and Communism being our apparant allies during this War (WWII) and a point I thought to mention but feared I would drone on if I did. The left showed their colors after WWII though didn’t they? This behavior is in fact what gave Republicans the gift of Ronald Reagan as this was more then he as a Democrat at the time could abide, I feel very much in the same boat today, I did re-register as a Republican to make my point.