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It is very easy to make superficial comments about those who admire President Bush. I happen to like him because I agree with him. Those who don't are free to do so.

Is he an attractive man? Sure...but so is my evil democrat Senator Evan Bayh, and I can't stand that guy.

You are resentful that I would bring up male envy, but it is the same thing as what you are accusing women of using in their decision making.

If you don't agree with the President, fine. Argue with me about the merits of his programs. But when you drag in the sexual thing, you are no better than those who say that someone is racist because they don't like Colin Powell.

I am of the opinion President Bush is basically a good man. I was pleased that Albert Gore Junior and his criminal empire was defeated. I was more pleased that filthy vermin like the Clintons were bannished (for now) from The People's Whitehouse. I've said nothing thus far to suggest otherwise. However, now that you ask;

My comments thus far have been about hypocrisy displayed on Free Republic.

None-the-less, I'll reply in good faith to your comment and hope that you'll realize, in spite of your suggestion otherwise, that my political opinions are not based on envy over the size of President Bush's gentalia, which again for the record, I know nothing about. I state that only because you, dear lady, were the one who suggested that was an issue while you were telling me what a vulgar fellow you believe I am.

I am not in agreement with the President's position on America's borders or flow of illegal immigrants. I am not in agreement with the President's apparent strategy with regard to the prosecution of the "war" on terrorism because it has expanded government, has increased the costs of travel, has targeted Americans who should not be targetted and has opened the door for abuses by future presidents.
Further, I'm of the opinion that America owes no one on this planet an apology or rationalization for its existance.