Fears grow over new Dubai revolt

Financial Times ^ | March 21 2006 20:58 | Stephanie Kirchgaessner in Washington and James Boxell in London

[Mind-numbed Robot]

P.S. what's with the "people like you" comment? Is it your habit to make gratuitous insults?

Mental and physical laziness I guess but if you are going to insult someone why not make it gratuitous? :-)

Yours is not the first comment I have seen about the handholding and nearly all of them put a twist on the situation that shows a lack of understanding and sophistication. It is with the people who made those remarks that I grouped you.

Unlike you I don't see good governance and good politics as mutually exclusive.

See, you are not above making erroneous assumptions yourself. Winning against a sitting VP, and a big liar to boot, and defeating another big liberal liar, both times against the combined efforts of the unions, the trial lawyers, foreign influences like Soros, campaign finance reform, and the total MSM, and then getting much of his conservative agenda passed is not the blind luck of a political light weight.

Those who think so, as you seem to, and those who strike out at everything that doesn't go your way, as you are here, are what I call "you people". If the shoe fits wear it. If not, ignore it.

There are several things that Bush has done and not done that don't please me, like border control, and I too wish he would strike back more often at the media and the Dems, but I also know there is much more going on behind the scenes than you or I are aware of. If all these problems had simple solutions they would be solved already. I preferred Bush to the alternatives in the past and I prefer him to the alternatives now. It is up to us whether we have more conservative choices, and elect them, in the future.