reply to post by nyk537
I understand what you are saying but I disagree. The list of questionable things that the Bush administration has done is very long. The American
people will be in debt for a very, very long time to pay off the "blunders" of this administration. Meanwhile, Bush and his cronies are laughing
all the way to the bank with their no bid contracts and amazing disappearance of billions of dollars. The corruption runs deep and across many
different issues, from the fleecing of the average American, to the stripping of our rights, the questions around the rush to war...etc
Forgive me if I ask for some accountability. I would like to have an honest investigation into this administration. If there is such a thing as an
honest investigation (which I seriously doubt), and they can prove that it is just a HUGE series of coincidences where BushCo just happens to reap all
of the benefits at the expense of the rest of the nation, then so be it. I at least want it looked in to.
For McCain to say that he won't entertain the notion that it could be looked into is insulting to me. This is supposed to be a nation for the people
and if the people feel like they have been wronged, it should be looked into. Sadly though, the reality is that this is a nation of "Us and Them"
and it all depends on what side of the fence you are on. Since the average American simply doesn't matter any longer, there really is no need for an
investigation.