[grannie9]

Mr. Robinson.. What is considered liberal propaganda, and how does a person who considers herself a Conservative tell the difference in a disagreement with a Bush policy and what may be considered liberal propaganda? I am sure that I will not always agree with Pres. Bush on all the things he may say or do, but I am not a liberal and never have been one. I voted for Bush and happen to like him very much..

Do I have to worry about something I say if I don't agree? Will I be banned?

I think you should add something to your answer to Vraiblonde, to make us both feel more confidant about our views.

[lodwick]

Excellent question Gran. There's plenty of us who campaigned for W, donated to his campaign, voted for him, like him a whole bunch - but who are not thrilled with some of his appointees, some of his legislation, and some of his policy.

To discuss these differences is not "liberal propaganda." Whatever that phrase may mean to Jim Robinson.

My definition would be that whenever a liberal opens their mouth to speak we can expect to hear a lie or at best a distortion or parsing of the truth.