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Democratic poker

Even a lab rat in a maze is capable of eventually learning where the cheese is. Bush's enemies, by contrast, seem wholly unable to learn certain fundamental political lessons. In short, they always overplay their hand.

With Paul O'Neill and Richard Clarke, they had a pair. They played it like three of a kind. We called. They lost.

With Joe Wilson, they had two pair. We later learned they cheated to get it, but it didn't matter. They played it like a straight. We called. They lost.

With Abu Ghraib, they really did have three of a kind. But they played it like a full house. We called. They lost.

With Bush's TANG records, they had us believe they had at least two pair. They had jack shit. We called. They lost.

With the CBS memos, we caught them dealing from the bottom of the deck again. Misdeal.

They played the Downing Street Memo as if they held a flush.... Jack shit.

They played Plamegate like a full house. They had maybe a pair of threes... and that's being generous. We called. They lost.

Now? Well, all strings of both good and bad luck will eventually come to an end. They're finally holding a natural straight. Problem is, they're playing it like a royal flush.

Anyone care to place their bets?

Comments

Why does everything go back to poker?

I guess it's time for you to start trashing Colin Powell.

Yep, Colin Powel also criticized the administration for the federal response to the New Orleans disaster.

It is more than obvious now that this response was a complete failure. However, the democrats are NOT politicizing it. They simply criticize the incompetence of the Bush administration. The ones who politicize the situation are some right-wing republicans who are willing to cover up anything in order to protect Bush, including the serious incompetence of this administration. It is kind of sad.

You know it's illegal for the president to order troops into any state without authorization from the state's government, right?

Why does everything go back to poker?

Because poker is the only game of chance in which luck plays absolutely no role.

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