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So, as we all know, Republican policies are finally coming back to bite them. Don't know why it took so long, but maybe it's for the best. The extra time has convinced more voters that those policies are not healthy ones.
Their response in the face of this overdue change? Well, I'm sure different Republicans see things differently, but this ad seems awfully ironic. Bypassing checks and balances to do whatever they want, and ruining the country doing it? Gee... that kind of reminds me of a certain 6-year period which eroded constitutional protections, ate away at civil liberties, and put us on a road to... well, to where we are today.
In other news, Palin's stylist makes more than McCain's foreign policy advisor. Yay for priorities.
Their response in the face of this overdue change? Well, I'm sure different Republicans see things differently, but this ad seems awfully ironic. Bypassing checks and balances to do whatever they want, and ruining the country doing it? Gee... that kind of reminds me of a certain 6-year period which eroded constitutional protections, ate away at civil liberties, and put us on a road to... well, to where we are today.
In other news, Palin's stylist makes more than McCain's foreign policy advisor. Yay for priorities.