'Thank God for George Bush!'

The Christian Science Monitor ^ | February 12, 2004 | Abraham McLaughlin, Africa

[piasa]

Who's Salon kidding... everyone knows that Democrat underwear can't be that clean... any container designed to hold a democrat is destined to be filled with $#!%.

All that aside, it has to be a democrat, IOW, Hillary-Clark inspired scandal, since it took all the attention away from the thing that's damaged Kerry the most- his Red/Fonda/surrender-to-the-UN problem.

[WaterDragon]

Thank God for President Bush, AND shame on us if we don't work tirelessly to re-elect him.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

Bump!

[tkathy]

Awesome! Muslims everywhere must understand how they will benefit from a free middle east. The cut and run dims want to turn Iraq into another Vietnam disaster, rather than the shining light that happened in Japan and Germany after WWII.

[Robert_Paulson2]

suprise suprise suprise.

who'da thunk it?
are they predictable or WHAT?

Hillary is running folks.

[Amelia]

Too good! Thanks!

[Cincinatus' Wife]

Kerry Allegations: Now You Hear Them, Now You Don't***CNSNews.com) - A report alleging a "bimbo eruption" in the John F. Kerry campaign was Topic A on conservative talk radio programs Thursday, but the story was nowhere to be found in the mainstream press.

The Drudge Report first reported that major media outlets were "seriously investigating" rumors of a "relationship" between Kerry and a young woman who supposedly fled the country at Kerry's urging.

Several foreign newspapers picked up reports of the allegations, which were not even mentioned by most American news outlets.***

[beckysueb]

AWWWWWWW. Our news people would never ignore a story on a Dimorat, would they? Besides all good Dims know the mainstream media is conservative biased. Just ask them.

[firewalk]

A "good end to a hard day" read!

Nice way to begin the morning too (-:
thanks for the ping

[Ragtime Cowgirl]

Thank you for the ping, Susannah. Bumping your post. (^:
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America’s ouster of Saddam Hussein has put pressure on leaders all over the Muslim world to loosen political and religious strictures. In Sudan – a nation with a predominantly Muslim North and predominantly Christian South - the government has continued to lessen its enforcement of sharia law and its harassment of political dissidents, he says.

“I have more freedom because of the war in Iraq.”

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Related:

8 Iraqi women hopeful after years of horror ~ Washington Times | 2/13/04 | Sharon Behn

 To America's Soldiers

[hoosiermama]

Thanks for the ping. Good read to start the day!

[hoosiermama]

DItto to you RG!

[MeekOneGOP]

[Inspectorette]

Howlin, next day thanks for the ping. Unfortunately, this is the type of story that will never be seen in the lamestream media.

I didn't see the feeding frenzy the other day during the WH presser with Scott McLellan, but after reading and hearing about it, I am incredulous at the level to which the media sharks will stoop. Dental records???!!!! Stealing a wreath??!! Getting rowdy at a football game????!!

[Valin]

Sulieman called out, “You go back to your country and vote for George Bush!”

Well ok, if you insist. I was going to vote for Dennis Kucinich(Very Loony Party) but now I've changed my mind.

[Alamo-Girl]

Bump!

[Valin]

OH I like that!

[valkyrieanne]

Last time I looked, Muslim Sudanese were still trading in Christian slaves. Sudanese women were still getting genitally mutilated.

Somehow a Sudanese "human rights lawyer" sounds like a massive contradiction in terms.

[Eva]

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[Eva]

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