A little bit of investigation shows the hypocracy and incompetence of these people. The politicians count on people's ignorance. And it seems to work.

>Bush hands out verbal titles and no subjects.
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>The comments Bush made the other day about the republicans have given us a tax reduction and the democrats want to increase taxes neglects historical fact. Bush forgot that JFK gave us a tax reduction in the early 1960’s. The republican party was against tax reduction for as long as it has existed.
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>The democrats have been accused of being against war – any war for any reason. Just think of WWI, WWII, Korea, and Vietnam. Who were the presidents and what political party did they belong to? Up until Reagan took the office of president the democrats were known (according to republicans) as the party of war. Do you want to elect that warmonger party? Do not elect Democrats, as they will surely get us into a war.
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>Strike fear into the hearts of voters. Tell each group of voters something good about your party and bad about the other party.
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>Politicians before an election resort to many nasty things to make themselves look “good”.
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>>Keith has become a vicious attack dog over the course of the last several months. And I don't disagree with a single word he's uttered:
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>>http://www.crooksandliars.com/2006/10/23/olbermanns-special-comment-on-gop-fearmongering/
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>>P.S. You can click on the "Countdown Keith Olbermann" link at the bottom of the article to bring up links to his other commentaries he's made recently.
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>>>So, what did he say?
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>>>>Keith Oberman was right on last night