Nuclear and nucular are entirely differnet words. Pronunciation is not at issue here. At ALL. But if you'd like to twist my words into making it sound like I'm deriding a Texas accent, that's cool, I guess I except it on a conservative webboard that purports to be bipartisan, but is filled with conservatives who pat each other on the back with one-line agreements and smiley faces.
That being said, I am an anti-war liberal, in a household with a lot of tension between my liberal political cartoonist father and my middle-america-born mother, so partisan ranting has a home at the dinner table. I'm not of the opinion that John Kerry will be a particularly great president-- he's going to have to be damn good to figure out the quagmire that Iraq is becoming and get rid of Bush's deficit. The sole reason I support him is because George W. Bush has been a very, very bad president, and even a mediocre replacement like Kerry could do vastly less damage to the country than Bush. Bush's economic record is by far the worst of any president in the 20th century, it is appauling, and record-breakingly bad. His environmental record is by far the worst of the 20th century, and has top EPA officials calling him a pollution-protector, rather than an environmental protecter. His education policies have drawn money from an already underfunded public school system to fund a war which has been proven to be wholly and entirely unnecessary considering our purported reasons for starting it.
Do none of you see how bad of a President he is? Why not accept it and lobby for John McCain to run? The worst presidential term environmentally, fiscally, and educationally (not even TOUCHING foreign affairs) of the 20th century is drawing to a close, and republicans are standing firmly behind their candidate, STILL. I feel like I'm taking crazy pills.