democrat Villians

The importance of villians

Any novelist or screenwriter worth salt knows the secret to creating a good thriller.  Villains.  The more repulsive, hateful, and downright hideous, the greater the patron's antcipation, and emotional release with the subsequent comeuppance. The money shot. I have never experienced anything like the almost hysterical, and quite cathartic response during Charles Bronson's Death Wish.   The audience in the theater I was in stood as one, and applauded when Paul Kersey snuffed his first punks.  We never stopped. From what I've seen so far, it looks like House Democrats have already eclipsed the collective villainy in that film.   Am I wrong, or has Speaker Pelosi ''warned'' President Bush about something or another every single day since her coronation?  Earlier we watched while smug twat Barney Frank had a brain infarct over some perceived act of lese majesty.  But, for me, today's "I can't wait for John Wayne to make his entrance" bad actor is Steven Kagen. This newly elected Democrat from Wisconsin bragged of having insulted First Lady Laura Bush, President Bush, Vice-President Cheney and Karl Rove at a White House function for new members. Where is the freaking cavalry? Is there anybody in that party of canker sores with even an ounce of class?  One?  Surely Americans are already queasy over the way this rabble are behaving?  Surely they'll stand and applaud when the lot of them go up in smoke?  I can't wait for this money shot.