Mike Hutcherson of Kenmore, Washington, writing in the October 3 Seattle Times, had this to say:

"To those who voted to put these misguided, incompetent people in charge of our government, I say, `Have you seen and heard enough, at last?  Or do you still want to stay the course with these dangerous, incompetent people?'

"Time to repudiate Bush Administration and Republican Party policies that have brought scorn and shame on countries throughout the world."

Ever since George Bush began making decisions in the role as President of the United States, tragically horrifying events have happened in rapid succession.  Long before 9/11 it was apparent that George Bush wanted to invade Iraq.  

Our enemies have convenient names for their nicknames. Like: Saddam Insane; Kim Jong Mentally-il; and Loony Bin Laden. Now there is another to add to the list...

When Bush designated the "axis of evil nations", one wonders if this determination of good and evil nations was something his learned from his consultation with what he termed "his other father."

Of course, with the United States tragically having the highest crime statistics of any civilized nation on the planet, and the corruption in big business scandals reaching an all-time high, this idiotic statement was not only absurd, but also bordered on blasphemy.  George Bush is not the final judge of nations or individuals.  

This is the prerogative of God-power.  After designating North Korea as being in the axis of evil that nation quadrupled its armaments.

Kim Jong-il, North Korea's leader, was insulted.  Bush referred to him not only as evil, but also as a tyrant.  He then further insulted him by saying that just looking at Kim Jong-il provided Bush with a bad visceral feeling.  That is not the way to win friends and influence people.