I could not be more pleased with JDG's straw-clasping
sophistry in answer to the poll of Bush supporters,
had I been asked to write it as a satire of
rationalizing obstinacy.  Great work, John!  The one
thing my fans have in common is lots of neurons!


> ># 57% believe that the majority of people in the
> world> >would prefer to see Bush reelected.
> 
> Who cares?

Yes, it is clear that your brand of neocons sincerely
feels this way.

As I show at http://www.davidbrin.com/neocons.html
this brazen jingoist triumphalism is exactly like
british hysterical patriotism around 1910.  It is a
symptom of decline in great empires.  And it has
deeply, perhaps mortally, wounded the position of Pax
Americana in leadership of a multipolar world.



> JDG - What percentage of Kerry supporters believe
> that Kerry would continue
> the Mexico City policy, for example?

Again, you don't read things you don't like.  The same
poll showed that Kerry supporters have a vastly more
accurate idea of what their candidate believes.

Now you may disagree with many Kerry views (i doubt
you know them clearly) but this shows that the
democrats live far more for and in the real world than
the gop does at this moment.

By the way, Ruben came to his Kerry support very
slowly.  He is one of many conservatives abandoning
monsters and hoping to rebuild with homosapiens for
2008.

Go to the web site cited above. You'll see a long list
of OTHER DEFECTORS.  All of the following have URL
links at the site.  Never before have I seen such a
wave of defections from the leader of a major party.

John Eisenhower re: fiscal irresponsibility.
 
William F. Buckley re: an irresponsible war based on
deceit.
 
Core conservative establishment figure George Will,
Representative Henry Hyde, GOP lobbyist Stephen Moore
and conservative commentator Tucker Carlson have all
joined the tide, turning away from bizarre neocons
bent on repeating every mistake of Vietnam.
 
A former special assistant to Ronald Reagan and
Heritage Foundation Fellow ponders real conservatism.
 
See a Libertarian's perspective.
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