...and apply some choice words to Cheney, Bush, and McCain.

comes across as either a whiney or disingenuous form of political discourse regardless of whose demanding the retraction from whom.  Because liberals are often perceived as whiney by blue collar Americans, I think it's a tactic that they especially ought to avoid.

Democrats need whenever possible, imho, to frame their message in language that undercuts the appeal of the Republican claim to be better able to protect Americans against our enemies.  

The blindly ideolgical policies of the Neo-Cons have strengthened our enemies (most notably Iran) while lining the pockets of corporate executives with connections in the Republican establishment, even as the costs of the war have been borne by working families (not to mention patriotic immigrants who are diproportionately represented in the military).  The short-sightedness and starry-eyed idealism of the Bush administration has demonstrated that the Republicans aren't responsible enough be trusted with our national security.

That's how I'd frame it.

is the only one who has promised to review each of Bushs executive orders for constitutionality. Im sure 13233 would be near the top of the list. It looks like Hillary has already embraced 13233 to prevent the release of Clinton White House documents.

Can Cheney be the worst person in the world tonight? Please?

Sometimes I wish I could go back to the Reagan years when I just tuned it all out. I want to slap them all starting with this evil, arrogant, despicable cynic of a man who has destroyed the lives of so many people. There are so many people I wish I could slap today, including him, John McCain and at least two of our county commissioners.