From: Gary Britt 

Sorry but no comfort for you there.  I don't think the invasion of Iraq
decision was a disaster.  I do think the incompetence in implementing and
planning for and executing the aftermath of the invasion has made the
situation quite difficult.  I still support Bush on defending the country,
terrorist surveillance, etc.  I've just had it with all the other things he
does both wrong and incompetently.

Prior to Bush's election I expressed (perhaps not here I don't remember)
many reservations about him because I was definitely NOT a fan of his
father's presidency which nearly ruined the republican party for good
(saved only by the Clinton's and Hillarycare).  I did not think his father
was a conservative and that made me question his true conservative nature.

I and all like me suppressed all those concerns after 9/11 and rallied to
the President.  Also all the ridiculous talk about he's stupid etc. was
incorrect and a turn off to conservatives.  Bush isn't a moron.  He is
smart.  He beat the best the democrats could come up with twice.  His
problem is not that he isn't smart.  His problem is that 1.  He isn't
really a conservative, just like his father;  2.  He's smart but an
incompetent executive and is unable (unlike Reagan) to surround himself
with highly competent and effective subordinates and managers.

Gary Britt

John Cuccia wrote:
> On Fri, 01 Jun 2007 10:23:22 -0400, Gary Britt
>  wrote:
>
>> Immigration was the last straw
>> to holding our tongues about his incompetence and the incompetence of the
>> entire republican party leadership.
>
> Too bad you people didn't wake up *before* we invaded Iraq.

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