Please, America. Do the right thing tomorrow.

Seriously. I'm not sure I can live in this country any more if George W. Bush is re-elected tomorrow. I don't think I can stay in a society with people who think this country has been on the right track for the past four years.

2000 was different. GWB was an unknown quantity, and Al Gore was carrying a lot of Bill Clinton's baggage around with him. Fine. Fool us once, shame on you. But fool us twice? Shame on us.

We now know what the president stands for. We know that he insists he has made no mistakes throughout his administration. We know that he sees the world through rose-colored glasses; whether he's ignorant or stubborn, he refuses to hear any facts which run counter to his opinions.

We know that he's a puppet of neo-cons like Wolfowitz and Rumsfeld and the puppet-master himself, Karl Rove.

Bush lied to the American people to start the war in Iraq. There are no WMDs in Iraq, and there never were. He's now changed the rationale for the war to nation-building, something he swore during the 2000 campaign never to do. He has vastly increased the hatred for America in the Arab world. He makes future terrorist attacks against America and Americans more likely, not less; for they hate us even more now.

He's a pathological liar, an idiot, and a bumbler.

Let's hope that tomorrow, voters in Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota do the right thing and send Bush back to Texas, permanently. (And maybe we'll be done with the entire Bush clan once and for all, too. Wouldn't that be nice?)