"The WH of today looking alot like the WH created by Dad 15 yrs. ago."

[Skidmore]

MSNBC anchor sez.

Junior done got knocked off his rocking horse....hahahaha!!!

If he were passed out in a gutter now, I doubt many people would even turn him over. At least people know who's in charge now, and I'm all for keeping a close eye on Poppy--that old reprobate.

[Ignacio Upton]

1. It's 1991 all over again!

We are in the Persian Gulf, Democrats control Congress...and George H.W. Bush is President!

[Skidmore]

2. If there was any doubt about it, Junior is truly a sock puppet now.

[shance]

12. He's always been the sock puppet. George W. didn't want to be president

but his father wanted him to.

[lapfog_1]

3. not to mention

just as soon as we get out of Iraq...

IT"S THE ECONOMY STUPID!!!

I think the housing bubble is doing a rapid deflation, wiping out the feeling of well being for those who were mentally counting all that appreciation that's now rapidly going buh-bye. And a significant number that bought homes in the last 4 years will be sweating big time as their house value dips below their mortgage balance. Expect a lot more foreclosures. Two years from now, as the crows come home to roost (war debt, tax cut insanity), it will be once again, the economy stupid.

And a Clinton will be running for President.

Oh the irony.

[DoYouEverWonder]

5. Wow

that's one major deja vu.

[jazzjunkysue]

7. Only, this time, the neo-cons' own regime was routed, not the Russians.

So, since they're 0 and 2, will Cheney, Rice, Wolfowitz, Bolton, Pearle, and Rumsfeld retreat to cheney's basement and conjure up another rebirth?

First it was the 2 Super powers.
Then, it was unipolar.

Now, what?

[pacalo]

4. Oh, boy! Now, let's see...his approval ratings dipped to 29% when

he ran for re-election, so the fact that his son's presidency is mirroring Poppy's means that he's in his last throes.

Speaking of Poppy's 29% approval rating, knowing what we know now about the new e-voting machines made possible by Poppy's cabal, doesn't it raise a big red flag about why he had the gall to run for re-election?

[Ignacio Upton]

8. His name isn't on the ballot in 2008

If his job approval is this bad in 2008 then it will hurt the Republicans, but not to the same extent as if he were able to run for a third term.

[pacalo]

14. Yes, bad news for a Republican presidential campaign in 2008, of course --

providing how much the Democratic committee chairmen educate the people in regard to this administration's crimes & its rubberstamping Republican-majority congress.

[symbolman]

6. Yup

BUT TEN TIMES AS PROFITABLE.

BAKER is BACK and he's sneaking all these UNELECTED people into OUR White House.. I call them "Poltergeists"

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=364x2681709

[ncrainbowgrrl]

9. It's the second term that 41 never had.

All of his people are suddenly appearing back in DC. I'm no fan of 41, but at least there'll be some adults back in charge.

[sandnsea]

10. Well we voted that shit out too

Let's not forget that in the next two years.

[bigtree]

11. He looks whipped

it just fits

He's like a spoiled child though. The minute we turn our backs . . .

[Nite Owl]

13. Daddy to the rescue again

another failure for daddy to pick up the pieces only this one is a lot worse than an oil company or a baseball franhaise.
Daddy's team didn't help him in '92 so the losers are back is what it really says.