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There's not a tinkers d*mns worth of difference between GWB and Clinton/Gore/Democrats, and the following articles prove it beyond a shadow of a doubt::

1. Tokyo irked by US stance on Kyoto............(President George Bush saying the US will not ratify the protocol)

2. AIDs fear as Bush blocks sex lessons...............(President George W. Bush is blocking an international drive to provide teenage sex education because of his belief in chastity before marriage)

3. Powell confirms United States to pull out of treaty creating international criminal court...........(The United States will tell the United Nations this week it is renouncing formal involvement in a treaty creating the first permanent war crimes tribunal)

4. White House reverses [decades old] stand on right to bear arms

......... (told the Supreme Court for the first time late Monday that the Constitution "broadly protects the rights of individuals" to own firearms.)

We wasted our time with the Election fight in Florida. Gore could be President today, the country wouldn't have the specter of that election hanging over our heads, and ALL THE ABOVE WOULD STILL HAVE HAPPENED.

Or so the legions of Bush Bashers would have you believe.

Or so the legions of Bush Bashers would have you believe.
I'm a legion of one (kinda like the Army's new commercial isn't it) groupee, and I'll bash or praise whomever I choose, and I don't really care what anyone else believes or thinks about it. I'll back any stance I take too, liked or not liked. I don't think that GWB, nor his advisors, are infallible gods. Others may, but I don't.
I note that you fail to mention some of the other deeds by this administration that are not looked upon too favorably. You just talk about "the good stuff" that's been done. Typical.

I think you misunderstood my post. I was merely poking fun at blind supporters of Bush who refuse to recognize that, in fact, Bush has reversed himself according to his own principles and has betrayed conservative principles on more than one occasion (click here). They refuse to accept any criticism about Bush as legitimate and worthy of consideration, because to them, Bush is no less than a god, a messiah come to deliver us from the evils of the Clinton Administration.
I realize Bush has done many good things, such as those you mentioned in your post, that are deserving of praise. I would also add to the list the tax cut, a freer antitrust environment, and of course, the 9/11 response. But none of this is related to my poetic parody because Bush himself isn't my target - it's his worshippers I'm after.