[The Wizard]

And whatever Michael savage said, it was nothing compare to the Alec baldwin statement about killing Henry Hyde and his family, and the other venoum spewed by the likes of Julianne malveau and the other hate mongers of the left who comspire to overthrow the peaceful operation of our government for thier own greedy orgasm for power

[The Wizard]

sorry about the spelling, but watching CNBC trying to downplay the recovery was the last straw

[Support Free Republic]

Lighten Up, Francis!

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[rvoitier]

On Whole, I can't disagree with anything you've said.

I've also noticed, more like sensed, that Conservatives are taking a more direct and in-your-face approach to the attack. My big concern is all the ignorant and illegal people in the country who eat up the Left's rhetoric.

And in spite of this I still think we're 'winning.' Go Figure.

[sirchtruth]

Wake up America, you are under atttack by the vicious cabal of media and democrat activists who want to destroy your justice systems for their own ends,...

Sometimes you have to remind people of the Empty-Headed Food-Trough Waffness of these ingrates.

[NativeNewYorker]

While shaving just now, and flipping between Imus and Bloomberg radio, I heard the NBC White House "reporter" David Gregory, live in Africa, give a rambling, sneering discourse about the Iraq/uranium topic on WFAN, while the Bloomberg reporter said the President got a rousing welcome in Botswana from thousands of cheering, flag-waving children.

No mainstream bias here, oh no.

[BonnieJ]

Before the Clintons showed up to dominate our country the media was a lot more balanced, they even did more real reporting. The Clintons have distorted everything. Even Hollywood was far less political. I wonder if we'll ever get over what they have done to us. But we may well be "winning" in spite of it all, as someone else said on this thread. The latest attack, about the supposed "lie", has me concerned though. Too many get their "information" from limited sources and if they think Pres. Bush is a liar it could weaken him where he has been strongest, "character" & leadership.