House Fails to Override Bush Veto of Iraq War Spending Bill

President Bush as promised, sat down House and Senate leaders of both parties to figure out the next version of the Iraq war spending bill. "Yesterday was a day that highlighted differences," Bush said of his refusal to sign the bill. "Today is the day we can work together to find common ground."

To be able to find common ground with liberals who have a defeatist rhetoric is almost impossible to do. To have a bill that sets time-tables for withdrawal is ridiculous. It would have told the insurgents in Iraq to wait it out till they leave. Guess what happens then? Its the same as it was before the United States entered Iraq. It would also give a clear signal to other countries in the Middle East, the United States can't keep its word.

Our resident geniuses Senator Harry Reid (D-NV) and House Speaker Nancy "Stretch" Pelosi (D-CA) sat stone-faced as the cameras snapped them sitting in the cabinet room on each side of the President. I guess the liberals have run out of ideas. I think they didn't really believe the President would actually veto this bill. You are both schmucks and are ignorant beyond belief. Despite offering few specifics, Reid said the meeting was positive.

Reid went on to say they had sent him a bill that was representative of the American People. If it was the will of the American people you horses behind , you would have had all the votes you needed to override the veto. I didn't hear American People say the war is lost, and I don't know anyone who has either except you. Guess what schmuck, its not the will and you know it.

As you can see the Democrats make excuse after excuse, trying to put the blame on anyone except them. The veto was their fault plain and simple. I am just glad we have a President that stands up for what he believes, and doesn't change his mind whichever way the wind blows. Can you imagine what it would be like to have these jackasses in the White House? It's to awful to think about. It would be like a horror movie that never ends.