What are they thinking?

Anyone who's read my blog for for any length of time knows my stance on President Bush. And anyone who knows me in person knows my disappointment with the Democrats is just as strong. To be honest, I don't see much difference between the two parties . . . neither one truly cares about the American people. They both put their own interests above everything else. But I do believe that the Democratic Party took an even bigger turn for the worse today when they announced that Howard Dean has been elected to lead them. During the Primaries, the thought of Dean making it to the Oval Office scared the bejeezes out of me. Granted, Bush scares the crap out of me too. But at least with Bush, we know what we're getting. Dean's objectives were always shrouded in mystery. I recall one debate (the 1st Democratic one, I believe) where Dean & Kerry got into an exchange . . . Kerry kept hounding him with a question that Dean flat out refused to answer. He'd give a typical political response that pretended to be an answer but wasn't. And Kerry kept pointing out that he wasn't answering the question, so would ask it again. Dean would just get that stupid looking, guilt-ridden smirk (it reminded me of a little kid who just messed his underpants and wasn't quite sure if it was funny or if he'd be in trouble) and refuse to answer the question again. He did this several times during the debates. Anyway, the point is, Dean is the stereotypical, two-faced, wouldn't-know-honesty-if-it-bit-him-in-the-arse, huckster politician, who'll do and say anything to get what he wants. I see bad things for the Democrats coming . . .