48% Of Us Apologize
 Let's be honest. Most of the rest of the world cannot understand how Bush managed to get re-elected. Watching "Breakfast with Frost" this morning, the pundits gathered seemed still in shock over how America somehow let this happen. The British newspapers are still talking about it, though not as bluntly as the Daily Mirror earlier this week. Yet the question remains: for months he's had a less than 50% approval rating, yet on election day he somehow manages to pull in above that. How could that happen?
Wouldn't have anything to do with electronic voting, would it?
Well, now that Bush has stolen, I mean, secured four more years in office, those who haven't supported Bush since day one have something to tell the rest of the world:
We're sorry.
We really are. We tried. We really did. But good doesn't always triumph over evil. The better team doesn't always win. Intelligence can't always overcome out-right stupidity.
Now the question is, other than 10 Downing Street, will the rest of the world forgive us?
Related link:
- Sorry Everybody: website where you can post a photo of yourself apologizing to the rest of the planet (can be slow -- getting tons of hits as you might imagine).
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That phrase is the most annoying ever shouted at a sporting event, yet you hear "Get in the hole!" everytime someone tries to make a putt at a PGA event. Don't believe me? Watch ten minutes of golf sometime and I guarantee it'll come up.
