1.  How can anyone conscientiously have respect for this Republican administration after they continuously voted to fight and fund the Iraq War after it was positively proven to be launched on lies?

2.  After the deregulation of U.S. banks and financial institutions, with 2 ½ million mortgage foreclosures, the Republican Party refuses to recognized that the deregulation policies created by eliminating the laws established in the 1930's following the Great Depression were the end result of Ronald Reagan's "get the government off the people's backs."  

Phil Gramm, dismissed by the McCain campaign officially after calling America "a nation of whiners" wrote McCain's economic plan and has been an avid deregulation devotee.  He is thought to be McCain's pick for secretary of the treasury should the Arizonan succeed to the White House.

3.  After the Reagan administration tripled the national debt, Republicans, so proud of Reagan, succeeded in naming a Washington airport after him.  If digging a national debt represents an achievement to honor, Republicans, using this twisted logic, ought to rename every U.S. airport after George Bush.  Why?  Because Bush's national debt is greater than all other U.S. national debts combined.