Dems in trouble

Months after trying to drive up President Bush's negative poll numbers, Democrats have mainly driven up their own negatives. Bob Graham is at his lowest point ever. No Democrat can claim 25% of support from Democrats, much less the real world. Liberal Democrats in California have driven the richist state in the union into unprecedented debt. The governor of California got reelected by engaging in Enron style accounting, telling voters before the election that the deficit would be around $12 billion, then admitting after the election that it would be around $38 billion. Why are Democrats surprised that many Californians want to recall him.

Democrats have made a career out of the politics of fraud. They are now trying to revive their careers by making bogus charges agaainst President Bush. It is not selling. A majority of Americans believe that the Democrats are just being dishonetly political. Look for them to continue to "maddog" the President for the next few weeks. However, California's recall will be sucking up much of the political oxygen and they will be doing their best to come up with negative charges against the Terminator.

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