If the United States had major media that covered politics, as opposed
to the political spin generated by the Bush White House and the
official campaigns of both the Republican president and his Democratic
challenger, one of the most fascinating, and significant, stories of
the 2004 election season would be the abandonment of the Bush
reelection effort by senior Republicans. But this is a story that, for
the most part, has gone untold. Scant attention was paid to the
revelation that one Republican member of the U.S. Senate, Rhode
Island's Lincoln Chafee, will refrain from voting for his party's
president -- despite the fact that Chafee offered a far more
thoughtful critique of George W. Bush's presidency than "Zig-Zag" Zell
Miller, the frothing, Democrat-hating Democrat did when he condemned
his party's nominee. Beyond the minimal attention to Chafee, most
media has neglected the powerful, and often poignant, condemnations of
Bush by prominent Republicans.

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/10/31/opinion/main652488.shtml

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".this country is in the hands of an evil man: ***** Cheney. It is
eminently clear that it is he who is running the country, not George
W. Bush." -- Former Minnesota Republican Gov. Elmer Andersen


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