Yeah, we’ve all heard that before, right? Historic, I mean. You know…a black man, blah, blah, blah. Well that’s not what I’m talking about. I believe that this election was historic, but not because of Obama. I think it was more about Bush.

Bush ran for office as a conservative and governed as a moderate. Guest worker program? Drugs for seniors? Harriot Myers? These are not conservative principles. Bush was instrumental in getting rid of Trent Lott, and somewhat so with Tom Delay as well. He was instrumental in installing Bill Frist as Majority leader. And his “tax rebate” program was borderline Marxist. Add to that the massive deficit spending and the Chief Justice that he installed, and it is clear that Bush was anything but a Conservative.

And then came McCain. Obama was correct in saying that McCain would continue the policies of the Bush administration. All of his hype about “four more years” of Bush’s failed policies was dead on. Because McCain is a moderate, too. To be fair, he tossed Palin into the mix to try to passify the right, but his fundamental problem was that he is anything but a conservative.

NeoConservatism was dealt a resounding “No” this year. The Republican Party turned it’s back on the base and took a beating because of it. Newt won a majority in both houses of Congress and Bush squandered it. This is the legacy of the Bush administration.

I always thought that women in politics were supposed to be all old and nasty. Take for example Geraldine Ferraro

Or Nancy Pelosi

Or Hillary Clinton

They just got nothing.

Yeah, I can see the hatemail now. But you just can’t tell me that when you first saw Sarah Palin you didn’t sit up in the chair and say “Holy crap! She is HOT”

If she were an ice cream flavor, she’d be pralines, and SCHWING!