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We brush off his presidency.

The historians (if they still exist after Bush is through with us) will crucify his presidency as the worst in history.

It will take A REAL AMERICAN PRESIDENT years to undo the damage Bush has deliberately inflicted upon this country.

We complained about Slick Willy, but no one expected what we got when we elected this disaster of a president, Dumbya Bush.

I think it’s a simple matter of Bush identifying his “base” too early in the game...and not getting it right...and then giving everything he possibly could to the “false base,” if that makes any sense.

The “base” isn’t corporate CEOs. It’s conservative, working-class men and women across the Unites States...the same “base” that doesn’t walk down the street with Mexican flags crying “AMNISTIA!”

Kennedy and McCain don’t get it, and they never will.

So President Bush has issued a smack-down to those who challenge an amnesty program. In other words, a smack-down to the REAL “base.”

From where I stand, 2008 is going to be one of the most critical election years in U.S. history.

In all honesty, I don’t think the Democrats stand a chance. There’s too much division over Hillary, and to many facts yet to be released. And I don’t think voters will embrace Bill as first lady, or “gentleman,” or whatever he thinks he’s going to call himself. Watching Democrats discuss Hillary is like witnessing a cockfight...a lot of noise, a lot of feathers, a lot of drunks standing around cheering for no real “victory” at all.

“Rock Star” Obama? The shine will wear off of that one pretty quickly. The media may wish to paint a picture of him as JFK, but it’s a lie, and the truth will become apparent? He’s nothing more than a man lusting to be America’s first African-American president...plain and simple. He wants his page in the history books. He wants to give speeches. He wants to talk about brave new tomorrows but once you get past the marketing campaign he’s got NOTHING.

John Edwards? No, he’s already made his most critical error...picking up the soap for John Kerry.

The Democrats are basically looking for a pro-gay marriage, pro-abortion, atheist, anti-war charismatic figure. Good luck with that. This is still America.

The field is wide open for the Republicans in 2008, but I do not believe that the elections will result in President McCain or President Giuliani or President Romney. We’re still waiting for the winning candidate to step forward.