Centrists need to watch out. Bush telling the truth and suddenly showing

[applegrove]

& reflecting how the centre (we) feel (perhaps Bush will say: "this is bad in Iraq, I'm sorry", "we need to care for the environment", "we need good schools" & "health care system that works"... WHATEVER HIS "Apolitical" **** is in the speech tomorrow)... 'centrists' need to know that a feeling of relief because the asshole is all of a sudden acting like a human being...that does not mean that Bush is like-able. That is only a feeling of relief.

It is normal to feel grateful when you are being attacked... and then the attacker stops and starts making nice (oh - he gets me). Mirroring you... saying: "he likes how you feel about everything..". That isn't his real persona and if Centrists fall for it..turning relief that one's life and country isn't maybe going to go down the tubes afterall..cause all of a sudden Bush cares about what you care about... that is a feeling of relief only. You do not like Bush. And if given a pass at this late juncture.. if he wins the House again.. he will UNLEASH HELL! Cause that is what the man does. He doesn't believe in anything you believe in. He is not like you.

Watch out for the Apolitical speech all you 'centrists'. You are the target of seduction. Remember..if Bush sounds contrite or reflecting of your values.. and it makes you feel good...he is only giving back to you what he took from you in the first place. Good people help you out to start with.. and don't leave a big mess in your name.

DON"T BE FOOLED!

All that you know and love will be destroyed if you give him the power. If you confuse "feeling relief" with "hey - he's more like me than I thought - probably just had a bad couple on months".

DON"T Be A FOOL!

[ChipsAhoy]

1. There is no way he will waiver!

His mantra is "We will stay in IRAQ!"

He's one of those, "That's my story and I'm sticking to it" types. Wrong or right, he's sticking to it.

I do not see him waivering one bit, nor does he care how anyone feels. He only appeals to sheep.

[whistle]

2. It is only temporary sanity, it will pass

[JeffR]

3. applegrove, even the centrists on this board

(and I ain't one of them) wouldn't buy this tactic for a second. Rest easy.

[applegrove]

4. The naive will. I was one of them. This message is for more than the DU.

[JeffR]

6. I don't disagree about the naive

But people naive enough to buy this after the last half-decade are probably an unshakeable part of Bush's base already. No way to retrieve them.

[rooney]

7. I am a very naive person, but changing my opinion on this

criminal administration will never happen.

[lwcon]

5. I almost wish Bush could fool me

Then I wouldn't be so freaked out that so much of the country does get fooled.

As it is, it's so bizarre that anyone can't see through this clown.

BTW, I saw a report on NBC that said that about 43 percent of Americans *still* think that Saddam was substantially involved in 9/11.

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