Do you think it is Bush's fault that people are forced to keep their mouths shut, or suffer the consequences later???
I keep seeing this written, but I don't see how we can blame President Bush....how about the Congress, especially the Senate...AND the American people...
This whole PC crapola is taking away so much from public discussion that could be useful....but take Bill Bennett's problem...some are calling for his firing as a talk show host...jeez, louise...
YET, those same people, when something like Katrina happens, want "A national dialogue on race in America"...well, how can we have a dialogue, when NO ONE take the time to listen/read the whole of someone's thoughts before going for their throats?????
IF judicial nominees feel hard pressed to speak their minds, I beleive it is the fault of congress's past that have made ABORTION the be all/end all of a person's "right" to be a judge...based on that one opinion...
Actually, go back to the Supreme Court that made that a LAW based on a "right" that was not spelled out in the Constitution....
NOW, re: Miers, I heard/read that when she was President of the ABA, she was against the ABA taking a stand about pro-life as a body...I got the impression that she thought that state, or local ABA groups could...but not national...
THAT sounds like a state's rights attitude, which unless I am wrong, sounds like a good first step in getting the Roe v. Wade ruling overturned.
Byrd is up babbling about how the US invaded Iraq, who did absolutely nothing to deserve it...and that they didn't provoke anything...
Absolutely NO ties to 9/11 or WMDS....well, MAYBE 9/11...but WMDS...not so fast bucko!!!
Also, why are these people still fighting about that we went in....when it is too late to fight that fight.
I wonder if he voted Yes to Clinton's resolution to regime change in Iraq back in 98?????
I cannot believe that old coot is running again...l Freepers need to get behind the young man running against him Hiram (something, I forgot his last name, dangit).