Don't understand why people would expect the right to "improve" after

[old mark]

Tucson-they will just continue to blame the left, pot, etc, and some of them seem to think it was a good thing...
RWers are NOT moved by things like this-they have been blowing up churches and killing "liberals" since the 1950's, and to expect tham to change is not realistic.
They are not "misguided"...
They are trash.

mark

[Poboy]

1. Recommend

[jillan]

2. I suppose they are meeting with Frank Luntz at this very moment on how to frame Obama's speech as

divisive and Palin's speech as just what the country needed at this moment.

[Politicub]

3. No expectation that they will change their ways

But they seem smaller now in the wake of the President's brilliant memorial address

[raccoon]

4. Recd. nt

[Bonhomme Richard]

5. If we were dealing with people that had a firm grasp of reality then

there might be hope. Unfortunately that is not the case.

[old mark]

6. Their "reality" is totally their own creation...nt

[Johonny]

7. It's not about expectations

It's the moment to once again ask. The will either do or not do. All we can ask is that if they do not do the people hold them responsible for their lack of action.

[emulatorloo]

8. Well it is up to them whether or not they rise to the occasion

They have a choice now.

And after the President's speech, everybody knows they have that choice.

[old mark]

10. They see Mr. Obama's actions as pure politics-they have no decency or concept of right,

or fairness, or humanity. Yes, they should rise to the occasion-they do not recognise that, though.

Just my opinions-I hate them.

mark

[jwirr]

9. I'm sure he knew that. He was calling them out on their actions. If they

do not want to change then they lose.

[EFerrari]

11. Agreed. They act like sociopaths and they will continue to do that. n/t

[old mark]

12. Enzo? Is that YOU???...nt