What are Bush supporters really thinking right now ?

[kentuck]

Do they think this is just more politics by the Democrats, even though Democrats have nothing to do with this investigation? Do they think Bush will just pull another Houdini and escape anything that is thrown at him? Or are they anxious and concerned like most other Americans, about the war, about the economy, about terrorism and the loss of our freedoms, about the general direction our country is headed? Or do they have complete faith in George W Bush that everything is going to work out just fine? What are they really thinking, contrary to what they are saying?

[Fovea]

1. They are huddled in their bunkers

hoping that the rumors of a indictment stopping wonder weapon are true.

[charlyvi]

2. Bush supporters? Thinking?

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

[Cleita]

3. What I'm hearing is that there aren't any Bush supporters anymore

except those who have vested too much in his adoration and they can't believe they were had.

[MichiganVote]

4. They're wishing Rove had a way to blackmail God

and hoping George doesn't talk to Jesus anytime soon.

[Verve]

5. My father, a repub in a huge repub state told me today he's fed up with

all politicians. He said it appears when any party gets too much power they begin to take advantage of it. He's never liked Delay (he loved Trent Lott), still does not like the Democrats, but at least he's frustrated with his party!

Also, Faux news must be down playing the Plame affair because he was surprised to hear the indictments could be a big deal!

[Kierkegaard]

6. Thinking???

That's rich...

[dflprincess]

7. Keeping mum

I was at a party earlier. At least 5 of the people there have been rabid Bush supporters in the past - one is even a ditto head. In the past, they've always been ready to bring up politics and try to start something with me. Today, not a word was said. Even when another guest and I began discussing how anxious we are for the indictiments to come out, they didn't say a word.

[Warren Stupidity]

8. I think the talking points are the same old shit

'no crime because the IIP is impossible to prove'
'terra terra terra'
'Valerie Wilson wasn't covert so no crime'
'terra terra terra'
'Valerie Wilson wasn't overseas so no crime'
'terra terra terra'
'Democratic witchhunt'
'terra terra terra'
'criminalization of politics'
'terra terra terra'
'they hate us for our freedom'
'terra terra terra'
'iraqi victory - freemon'n'moxy is breaking out'
'terra terra terra'
'bird flu bird flu bird flu'
'terra terra terra'
'missing white woman'
'terra terra terra'

[many a good man]

9. They will be completely blindsided by these indictments

Right now everything's just fantasy and speculation by the 'librul media. The Blivetites maintain 80% approval among Republican voters. This support is growing thinner and less wide. They won't know this is a big deal unless the Ministry of Information tells them it is. A people who don't know their history can't recognize history being made while it is happening.

:kick:

[ck4829]

10. "At least those Lib'ruls are suffering. Heh heh heh" (Sick and cold RW'er)

[adigal]

11. They all tell me, I'm not thrilled with Bush

right now...like they may be, as soon as he nominates Janice Rogers Brown to the Supreme Court (which she will never get thorough) and kills another 10.000 Iraqis.

[prescole]

12. Oh my, Ward, how will we ever tell the Beaver? n/t