You are absolutely right - you are your own apologist, but you don't have the foggiest as to who I support, or why.
In 2000, I did not support Bush. I supported Senator McCain.
In the Democratic camp, I was never a supporter of Gore, but was a supporter of Bush.
You have (and continue to make) a number of assertions, to which I have posted some responses.
Your mind on all things right of left has already been made up. So too your relative immaturity in matters of geo-political analysis.
According to your analysis, all information posted which is contrary to your point of view is irrelevant. What, however, is relevant, according to your analysis is that "the election was rigged by foul means and without that rigging Bush would not be president, the US might be economically more heathy, 911 may not have happened and certainly, the US would not be sinking into nazi-style attempts at world domination by military force".
Facts, however, are facts.
The US economy was already turning down by 2001 and Bush's campaign team highlighted this in August 2000. Clinton's economic managers bore similar views, but Gore's campaign team was either oblivious to this, or did not want to be distracted by the attention to economic management (over which, as VP, he had presided).
Apparently, I have also been condemned, according to your analysis that "(I) claimed at first Harris was a Democrat when she was completely committed to the Bush campaign (how could she be - Secretary of State is part of the Jeb Bush administration".
Yeah, in the early hours of the morning, I mad a mistake and confused a particular reference. You, on the other hand, my friend, continue to revisit and re-write history as soon as someone challenges your viewpoint, or as soon as someone posts some information in retort to your assertions. Remember the Australian voting quip you made overnight?
But, "You are right about one thing - you and I will never agree", but not "because (I am) a blinkered apologist for the Republicans", but because you are a complete and utter hostage of the left, and have no idea about the world, or politics, for that matter.
And to think that, in the Australian context, my political heroes are Gorton, Chifley and Whitlam in that order. And, in the American context, Kennedy, Roosevelt, Johnson, Reagan and Clinton. But, then again, I must be blinkered on this to, as I am nothing but an apologist for the Republicans. Well, coming from you my friend, that is, and will indeed, remain a compliment.
For now, adieu. May all your torments continue to torture you in life as well as in thought, because the very system (and dictates) that you so heavily despise are the very principles to which your own rhetoric espouses.
