Why I Can't Trust the President

WorldNetDaily ^ | October 12, 2005 | Dave Daubenmire

[TheForceOfOne]

You smell like Troll.

[AxelPaulsenJr]

IBTZ?

[SmartCitizen]

WND, the fringe rights answer to "Rawstory"

Yeah, another Bush-bot tactic: Attack the messenger rather than the substance.

Got an argument?

[Do not dub me shapka broham]

No, actually the latter does.

That's why the circuit courts are usually a way-station to the Supreme Court.

Instead of the novel approach apparently adopted by the Bush administration, which seems to be under the impression that elevating a glorified secretary to associate justice is a bold political masterstroke.

[SmartCitizen]

Got an argument?

[jackieaxe]

While I dislike the Meirs Supreme Court pick and the growth of the government at 2 times the inflation rate, but I have not lost my trust in President Bush. You will never agree with anyone 100% of the time, also, the alternative was that liar John Kerry.

I'm still glad George Bush is president.

[kerryusama04]

The WMD/Regime Change argument is pure revisionism. The war in Iraq is just and was 10 years over due. While we were enforcing the UN Sanctions on Irag (personally in my case), The French and UN stuff shirts were ripping us and the Iraqis off. Regime change was the true goal of the invasion.

p.s. I don't trus anyone who calls themselves a Christian and goes to church on Sunday.

Luk 6:46 And why do you call Me Lord, Lord, and do not do what I say?

Mat 5:17 Do not think that I have come to destroy the Law or the Prophets. I have not come to destroy but to fulfill. For truly I say to you, Till the heaven and the earth pass away, not one jot or one tittle shall in any way pass from the Law until all is fulfilled.

[rhombus]

I get that comment alot. My answer is always the same: Tenure on FR does not magically embue anyone with any special wisdom or intelligence or knowledge.

Sure and if I wanted desperately to make a point I could manufacture many personas and instead of arguing as one I could maybe argue as 10... Of course no one on FreeRepublic would ever do such a thing, would they? That would almost be like voter fraud and that never ever happens. Friend, I hope you can see why some just might be teensy weeensy distrustful of people who recently register to tell us the same old, same old about Miers. Oh by the way, welcome to FreeRepublic. It isn't my intent to be unfriendly.

[ru4liberty]

I doubt of Dave Daubenmire would have approved of Mary's anointing of Jesus' feet with costly ointment. (It just doesn't look right to be seen doing such things. And by such a lowly person! GASP!) He probably would have objected to Samuel's anointing David as king when he had allllll those brothers he could have chosen. (Comes from a position of weakness, dontcha know.)

Let's get these hearings over with! I don't think I can endure another month of whining conservatives.

[TheForceOfOne]

Make one

[cynicom]

Bush is a weak president trying to survive. Being his own worst enemy he thought for sure the conservatives would take one more for the team. Well, we wont.

[SmartCitizen]

There is no evidence beyond pandering hearsay that the President's "primary loyalty" is to Jesus Christ. None.

You may be right. But many of Bush's supports DO have a primary loyalty to Jesus Christ.

[SmartCitizen]

Got a response to the substance of the article? Or, do you just attack people?

[ru4liberty]

See post 29.

[TheForceOfOne]

You refer to the artlicle, I am asking you, make your case.

[SmartCitizen]

I doubt of Dave Daubenmire would have approved of Mary's anointing of Jesus' feet with costly ointment. (It just doesn't look right to be seen doing such things. And by such a lowly person! GASP!) He probably would have objected to Samuel's anointing David as king when he had allllll those brothers he could have chosen. (Comes from a position of weakness, dontcha know.)

Another ad hominem. Does anyone want to try to deny the facts of the article...such as Bush's stellar conservative record?

[Calpernia]

I am excluded from the above said 'we'.

I trust President Bush. I trust Harriet Miers.

[Do not dub me shapka broham]

He's a lame duck.

Considering the sellout of this country that's in the works, i.e. amnesty to millions of Mexican illegals, I happen to think that's a good thing.

[TheForceOfOne]

Good morning Calpernia. :)

[SmartCitizen]

The article makes the case for me -that's why I posted it. Got an argument against any of it?