She does make some salient points...
....in a manner of speaking.
Posted on 05/20/2005 5:55:33 PM PDT by Boston Blackie
A porn star who unsuccessfully ran for California governor will be among the guests who will dine with President Bush at an upcoming fund-raiser.
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Mary Carey?
I'll leave it to better wordsmiths than I to give this the send up it deserves.
tick...tick...tick....
Easy now, Mods...easy now...
OH
MY
GOODNESS
(giggle, snicker, snort)
Mary Carey is the one. There's a reason she's not in porn anymore....
and that is...!
Well...as if my support for Pres. Bush hasn't waned enough, here comes Bill Clinton the 2nd...
This brings up questions about Bush's supposed traditional Christian morality. This and more serious stuff like immigration has snapped me out of the whole 'I voted for Bush and I'm proud of it' state I'd been in after election. Now I'm left sitting here wondering how much longer the Republican Party can maintain its facade of being the party for traditionalists and conservatives. I suspect when more people wake up to the fact that the Republican Party has lost its way, it'll still be the party of frustrated and discouraged conservatives, only because patriots and conservative folk like myself are terrified of a Democrat in office, seeing as how their candidates keep getting nuttier and further to the left every election. Third parties won't become viable so long as people remain paralyzed with fear of the Democrats, instead of large amounts of real conservatives rallying behind a particular third party and transferring a lot of electoral power to the new group. I'm still a bit wary of the idea of joining one, simply because of the argument that joining a third party only hands the Democrats the votes. But it's getting to the point where it probably won't matter which party is in power. Just a thought.
Why is it a problem Bush dined with a porn star? Jesus himself made company of sinners. Now if Bush himself were to be involved in a porn film, that would be a problem. But I don't see how it is morally wrong to be in the company of people who have done things that are morally wrong.
She does make some salient points...
....in a manner of speaking.
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