The Pendragon's Hall

No rest for the weary. I had hoped perhaps I might take some time off from politics to discuss sports or fun stuff like that but I find that to move to slowly in the political world is to be left behind. With the largest Republican majority in decades, one might think the hard work is behind us. But no! President Bush has returned to governing with scarcely a word about his stunning victory, while his opponents continue to malign him. That doesn't matter much. Empty barrels make the loudest noise. What will pose trouble for him in his upcoming term in office is the liberal vipers he has taken to his breast--namely Senators John McCain and Arlen Specter (AZ and PA respectively). These two are set on their liberal agendas and Specter is angling to be in a position to block Bush's nominees to Supreme Court. In other words, Specter wishes to replace Daschle. If true Republican senators allow this phony from my home state to take over the Judiciary Committee they will be scuttling their own President in his second term, at least on this issue. I have been involved in writing letters to Republican senators urging them not to do this and I can only hope that this ingrate who would not be in office if not for the President will be blocked from causing any more trouble than his mere re-election has.