Conservatives Need to Get Real

The Intellectual Conservative ^ | 02 February 2004 | Scott Shore

[OWK]

Why are you evading my question about the support of the military, OWK?

Don't spill your bon-bons, honey... sometimes I actually have things to do other than type your responses.

[ohioWfan]

And how does your candidate stand on Iraq? And what will he do about it if he is elected?

And do you think that Bush will do better in support of the military, or Kerry? (Or is that too naive a question for you too?)

[Mo1]

You still don't get it, Mo.

Why is it so hard to understand that without the votes of people who don't see things as you do, Bush will lose?

Most voters don't see things as you do, and they will make their decisions in November on different criteria than you.

Oh I get it alright

and I never said that some have to agree with everything I do .. I never said the issues couldn't be debated .. also I never said that some couldn't complain to President Bush about their feelings

All I asked is why anyone in there right mind would think Kerry in the White House is a good thing

But hey if that's what you all want

GO KERRY GO!!

[ohioWfan]

LOL! Nice dodge.

You posted multiple times after I asked you that question.

[Protagoras]

Can I swap them for golf lessons?,,I'm already cute.

At least my wife thinks so. :^}

[OWK]

And how does your candidate stand on Iraq?

I have no candidate.

And what will he do about it if he is elected?

My ideal candidate would mop up and bring our kids home.

And do you think that Bush will do better in support of the military, or Kerry? (Or is that too naive a question for you too?)

Personally I think Bush is too militaristic, and Kerry too much a marshmallow.

[OWK]

You posted multiple times after I asked you that question.

That's because I'm conversing with multiple people at the same time, and not just you.

Wipe the diet coke off your chins and settle down.

[billbears]

Your words

'the democrats' allegiance to the UN'

The absolute least I would expect from Bush is that we wouldn't go to the UN to ask for protection of this nation of states. And I don't think even a Democrat would go to the UN to ask for permission if this nation of states was attacked by another nation.

However, allegiance means more than asking the UN if we can or cannot use force. Bush, not Clinton, rejoined UNESCO. After President Reagan took this nation of states out.

[ohioWfan]

Hehe.........I'll bet she does!

Well, it's been nice chatting with you two, but life goes on........

But I HAVE learned a lot of cute lessons from you both.....so thanks! :o)

BUSH/CHENEY 2004

The ONLY choice for a TRUE conservative

[<1/1,000,000th%]

LOL!

It was the Jesuits!

But seriously, the science guys at Loyola are pretty straight shooters unless their jobs are on the line. Then they play for cash while there's an audience and things get back to normal when the crisis is over.

[George W. Bush]

And you linked to this web site: BushRevealed.com

I was responding to someone who wanted to know the full angle on Bush from a strictly Christian viewpoint. And that website has every last thing they could dig up to complain about. I did mention a few caveats about it, the tinfoil stuff, that Bush was not elected to establish a theocracy, etc. And I mentioned to the poster that they might have to give Bush a pass on this, given their other criteria (military).

Naturally, you ignore all that so you can do your usual hit-and-run routine. How bored you must be to be so petty.

[billbears]

That is why we have grown-ups in charge.

So President Reagan, during the Cold War, wasn't a grownup? For it was he who called for this nation of states to be removed from UNESCO.

[ohioWfan]

Wipe the diet coke off your chins and settle down.

See, proto?? MORE cute.

OWK just can't help himself..........cuteness oozes out of his every enlarged pore....

BYE, OWK, I've got a life......

[OWK]

Look sweetheart...

You can't wander into a thread and call people drunks, and DU'ers and such, and expect not to get a little of it back.

The batting your eyes and feigning innocence routine only goes so far.

[Sabertooth]

Ooo.. No need to go there.

[George W. Bush]

Howlin, first sentence, #468: ...you said he was a GOOD ENOUGH ONE to suit you.

Howlin, last sentence, #468: I'm sure that since you don't think Bush is a good enough Chritian to suit you, ...

Given your obvious confusion, exactly which statement are you accusing me of making in my #289?

It's probably futile to point out but, contrary to both your statements, I never opined as to whether he is a good enough Christian to suit me or not to suit me. I recommended that kuma make up kuma's own mind for him/herself.

You're just making all this up as you go. Another Roschachian poster, free-associating and bashing her merry way through the forum.

[Howlin]

These are YOUR remarks about Bush's religion; once again, he doesn't quite measure up for you:

This is what you said about a web site that has this to say about Bush:

Welcome to BushRevealed.com! This website serves as notice to Christians across this nation that President George Bush over the past few years has compromised his "Christian faith" by promoting evil and openly supporting wickedness. It is our hope and prayer that he would Repent and turn from such blatant sin. He is not our friend and cannot be trusted. This website is dedicated to providing up-to-date factual news information tracking the president's anti-Christian and ungodly behavior. We encourage you to pray for Mr. Bush.

You said:

"I'd say this site pretty much exhausts any possible critical examination of the Bush administration from a conservative Christian standpoint: BushRevealed.com. It's a very conservative no-compromise Christian political site. And people around here think some of us FReepers are tough. "

"I do wish that if he's going to quote the Bible, he'd try to read the rest of the Good Book and get to the New Testament. "

"He's big on the Judeo-Christian scripture, I guess. Well, the Judeo part anyway."

"Oh, well, maybe he'll have time to discover the New Testament in his second term. Heh-heh. We have to be optimistic."

[ohioWfan]

Just for the record. I am not your sweetheart. As a matter of fact, I can't think of anything off hand that would be more dreadful.

I have a really hunky, smart, attractive, optimistic, God-centered husband to whom I've been married for 27 years, and he, unlike you, is fun to be around.

Bye.

[Sabertooth]

Oh I get it alright

Do you?

All I asked is why anyone in there right mind would think Kerry in the White House is a good thing

But hey if that's what you all want

GO KERRY GO!!

Stock strawman. You don't get it.

[Mo1]

Whatever