Happy Presidents Day

I wrote a kos thing about some Bush Supporters and now I can't make changes. I'm so used to going in and monkeying with my bad grammar and typos. Yuck.

Anyway, I say that for some people, no longer supporting our president might be more painful than cognitive dissonance. Of course they wouldn't shift their approval rating.

Oh. I can make changes. I was hitting the wrong button. But now it's off the front page, so never mind.

Comments

  1. Sam3:49 AM

    Nice point - but I'm an iconoclast.
    LOL

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  2. Megan Frampton12:32 AM

    Damn! How come your feed dropped off my bloglines?

    Not the first time a feed has dropped, it makes me crazy.

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  3. Amelia Elias9:36 AM

    Very good point. I know a lot of people who can't admit they're wrong about where they left the peanut butter, much less about something this big.

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  4. Amelia Elias9:39 AM

    Btw, the chimperor? Is brilliance.

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  5. Kate4:25 PM

    wish it was mine, aimless. It isn't.
    And Megan? I have no flipping clue what you are complaining about. Thanks for once again reminding me that I'm a techno-feeb.

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