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"it’s the mainstream news media. They are the ones responsible for polarizing our country"

The above excerpt deserves repeating.

I resent that President Bush is accused of being a "divider not a uniter" especially because he has declined to step down in the gutter of personal destruction a la Clinton, Kerry, Kennedy et.al

I resent that President Bush is accused of being a "divider not a uniter" especially because he has declined to step down in the gutter of personal destruction a la Clinton, Kerry, Kennedy et.al

Oh absolutely. But until the left has the strength and wherewithall to pull themselves out of the gutter of blind hatred, this country will remain divided.

Shame on them all.

I agree with you, "highflight." Of all of the many issues I have with these dastardly liberals, the one that most infuriates me is the way in which they kindled a "hate Bush" movement out of nothing. They did it. They started the division........and they began it when they saw with "shock and awe" how beloved, admired and appreciated our president was with his superb handling of the post 9/11 situation. The liberals just couldn't stand that!

So they decided to develop an agenda featuring Bush as an "illegitimate president" ("selected" not "elected"), and from there, they cultivated hatred. President Bush didn't deserve that. He genuinely came to Washington to unite, and to "reach across the aisle" as he had successfully done as Governor of Texas. But the Kennedy-Pelosi-Daschle (and quietly, behind the scenes, Madame Kleen-tone) all conspired to inveigle 54 million Americans to vote against Bush. As Bob Lanzotti's article points out, none of this hate Bush campaign would have made it out of the sewers where it was hatched, without the avid help of the liberal media, and it is for THAT that I now hate all of them.