The "Culture of Life" is at it again. Good news and bad news.

[Pacifist Patriot]

I met a Republican who is now disenchanted with the Bush/Cheney regime. He regrets his vote and thinks they are a pair of heartless thugs. Now ordinarily I would be congratulating this gentleman on his awakening, albeit a little too late, but I can't bring myself to do it this time.

This particular Republican is turned off by the Cheney shooting. He is a hunter and sees too many holes in the story that aren't in Whittington's body. So why is he upset? Cheney has no respect for life!

Isn't that a good one? He'll support Cheney while the man is responsible for the murders tens of thousands of innocents around the world, but a hunting accident in which Cheney shows less than sportsmanlike conduct after the wounding of a white male American is more than he can stand.

I think I'm going to be sick.

[mohinoaklawnillinois]

1. I've said this a million times and I'll probably say it a million more:

Hypocrisy = the Republican Party and all it's minions.

[jedicord]

2. I said it yesterday, I'll say it again - God 'N Guns.

That's what counts with red-staters.

:crazy:

[Kierkegaard]

3. That is sick.

But, if this incident is what it takes to get people to turn against these f&*#kers, so be it.

Imagine what it must be like to be devoid of deductive reasoning.

[OnionPatch]

4. I just pretty much count on

their reasoning being all screwed up so I'm never surprised where it takes them. One thing you can always count on, though....you can always count on it being soaked in hypocrisy.

[Katherine Brengle]

5. interesting...

On one hand, he's come around in a way...

On the other, still blinded by the right...

Who knows...