To: everyone
I'm not personally a big fan of Bill Kristol, but he is a good political analyst. I'd take this editorial very seriously.
Bush always bears watching. Some people have too much faith in him. It certainly won't hurt to put pressure on him, if done properly.
To: California Patriot
ditto. Its a shame that we must lose sleep over his decision making capability. The border, etc.??.It sometimes feels like the lost opportunity period of his father and even the last 3 years of Reagan...only..he's not Reagan so we have legitimate concerns.
18 posted on
09/06/2005 4:27:48 PM PDT by
samadams2000
(Pitchforks and Lanterns..with a smiley face!)
To: California Patriot
Is [Bush] willing to fill the O'Connor seat with a conservative, and can he then make an effective case for that nominee to the Senate and the country? Was Kristol overseas when Roberts was first nominated?
If Bush was prepared to nominate a conservative for the O'Connor seat then, there is no reason to believe he won't nominate a conservative now.
What a stupid question...
21 posted on
09/06/2005 4:30:00 PM PDT by
okie01
(The Mainstream Media: IGNORANCE ON PARADE)
To: California Patriot
I'm not personally a big fan of Bill Kristol, but he is a good political analyst. He is good at what he does. And to err is human.
22 posted on
09/06/2005 4:31:04 PM PDT by
Echo Talon
(http://echotalon.blogspot.com)
To: California Patriot
I'm not personally a big fan of Bill Kristol, but he is a good political analyst. Yep, and besides it matches what I have been saying.
To: California Patriot
I'm not personally a big fan of Bill Kristol, but he is a good political analyst. Yep. Per Kristol, we're entering the second term of the unbeatable President McCain....oops...guess that didn't happen.
45 posted on
09/06/2005 5:36:47 PM PDT by
peyton randolph
(Warning! It is illegal to fatwah a camel in all 50 states)
To: California Patriot
And some people don't have enough faith in him.
48 posted on
09/06/2005 5:41:16 PM PDT by
altura
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