Who's with President Bush?

townhall ^ | February 18, 2003 | Frank J. Gaffney, Jr.

[deport]

I thought you all might be interested in what is going on on this thread.

Interested in what the RATTY RAT President Basher has to say ..... Not really... But it's fun to watch the but hell he can't count to 51....... So what he says isn't that important other than in his own mind.....

[CyberAnt]

This is a hachet job on Christians - nothing more ...!!

[ohioWfan]

Excuse me, SIR, but your silly insults do not bother me.....they make me laugh.

If you ever have anything substantial to say, please do, but if all you can do is try to make yourself feel good by belittling me with nonsensical one liners, give it up. It isn't working

(You don't get out much???? How clever that one is!!......did you stay awake last night thinking of it? HA!)

[Darlin']

Thank you for the Ping. What a bunch of hooey. This is a great thread to post a link for reasonable Americans who are of sound mind and capable of independant, rational thought. I Stand

[CyberAnt]

I can assure you - GWB is not HIM - I know HIM, and he's not GWB.

This is a hit piece on our President - and it is quite uncalled for.

[BureaucratusMaximus]

BUMP for later reading.

[metesky]

Norquist has been sucking up to the Islamofascists for years, even writing an article in The American Spectator about them being the next voting block to go Republican.

The man is a fool and discredits his tax reform ideas by being their cheerleader.

[lorrainer]

Thanks! Bump for later...

[Jael]

Y'all need to refute the evidence, not attack the messenger.

[TLBSHOW]

He wasn't because I had just sent him a freepmail and said all you want to do is slam me with a day or two old thread cause as normal your spitful. Did you see Fred and I posted at the same time. Or did that slip your copy and paste?

[Peach]

This article is nothing but a bunch of crapola. We're lucky to have President Bush and he needs and has the prayers from most Americans. The rest can just go to, well, you know.

[Howlin]

It's been refuted time and again. But the haters just keep right on posting it.

[ohioWfan]

There is no evidence. It's the unsubstantiated personal opinion of someone with an ax to grind.

[Jael]

I don't think it's fair to call Bush godly. I mean, after all, he has promoted more homosexuals into high positions than Clinton ever did.

Besides, Bush is such a humble guy, I don't think he'd like being called godly.

[Mo1]

Y'all need to refute the evidence, not attack the messenger.

It has been time and time again .. but this thread is over the edge and really needs to stop

[justshe]

I have asked him twice if those are his words in #72. He has not responded.

[Howlin]

You can try to blame me all you want, but you STILL chose to post it and your remarks in 26 and 34 state your HONEST opinion.

This came up on Latest Posts today and I didn't even know YOU posted it; don't try to make it about ME; it's about you insinuating in the thread you chose to post and YOUR REPLIES that George Bush is in bed with terrorists.

And that is a flat out lie.

[TLBSHOW]

That they can't do because they have no idea about it. Frank would not write this for the heat he is taking if he wasn't maybe on to something, what it is should be found out before like Frank says the whole consevative movement is brought down.

[Howlin]

Todd, you need to be less concerned with who did what when and you need to concentrate on answering the QUESTIONS that have been asked to you about YOUR OWN WORDS.

Answer ohioWFan.

[bvw]

As Renaldus Magnus said -- "trust but Verify". I give Mr. Bush more trust than I'd give just about anyone I know -- he has proven himself incredibly shrewd, unfailingly honest, well-thought-out in the most important issues as we see them resolve, and courageous. He picks fine and bold men and women to join his executive. He negiotiates in statecraft at a high-level of skill and grace met by very few. When he makes political compromises they somehow tend to ensnare those who he compromised with, so that in the play out of things, 'twas no compromise at all.

Yet I and anyone else would be deficient and lacking in diligence if we ignore acts that may be troubling such as described here. I'll tell you I expect the final card to fall for the good, as Mr. Bush plays the hand, but as someone setting behind him at the table (as we all are) and funding the hand, it is a provocative play.