Freedom's messiah

The American Thinker ^ | Jan. 27, 2005 | Andrew Sumereau

[Kitten Festival]

Well now we know. The future and safety of the United States is dependent on the proliferation of freedom and liberty throughout the world. George Bush said so in his inaugural address. Thus the United States is now committed in some vague way to eradicating tyranny, evil, and authoritarian governments around the world. This is a big job. Perhaps when we have that task accomplished we can get to work eliminating sin.

Must it be said again? George Bush is a good and decent man, honestly trying to make the world a better place. John Kerry is a political hack, dedicated to reaching the pinnacle of his profession, by any means. The American people made the correct choice in November. That being (necessarily) said, if ever the phrase “the road to Hell is paved with good intentions” needed an example this is it.

Nobody likes a naysayer but someone has to say it.

Mr. Bush is living in a fantasy world, a place of New Frontiers and Great Societies where grandiose Presidential dreams come true. Let us face facts. President Bush has two years to get his agenda through, whatever it may be.

[Kitten Festival]

Intriguing essay about Bush's lofty dreams versus the need to get down to brass tacks.

[An Old Marine]

OK then let's look at the alternatives. It won't take long since there are only two:

We could go the John Kerry, Hillary Clinton, Democrat Party route which is to essentially do nothing and hope that the Islamo-fascists go away

Or

We could go to the various hellholes that the various tyranical butchers hide in and clean them out with bombs and bullets one by one. There are some of us do favor this extreme choice as being the inevitable.

Or

We can at least try the Presidents ideas. Maybe it'll take a couple of generations. The Cold War did but that worked out for us.

Your choice gang.