Posted on 05/19/2006 2:02:45 PM PDT by topher
The Vatican representative, who has only observer status in the committee, took issue with the notion that the demands of homosexual activist organizations had anything to do with human rights.
During the Clinton Administration, there was an attempt to oust the Vatican totally from the UN (Hillary and crowd).
Something Catholic voters should remember about the Clintons and their anti-Catholic non-sense.
Thank-you.
Did Bolton take the day off or something?
SHOW ME THE PROOF.
My thoughts exactly. With Bolton there, I don't expect this stuff to happen...
MEANT FOR MIKEUS-MAXIMUS.
Mr. Bolton, please get on this case.
SHOW ME PROOF THAT HE IS.
In 25 years here's where we'll be...
* The US gov't will only be a figurehead state. All actual gov't decisions will be made by the UN.
* The USA will be nothing more than a 'satellite economic zone' of the EU.
* Our borders will be patrolled by Mexico in a bid to save money by outsourcing.
* The military will consist of 3 guys in blue helmets, all gay.
* Our police will not carry guns, but will have direct numbers to grief counselors.
God help us all.
"SHOW ME THE PROOF."
Which year's budget would you like to see?
The Borders?
The Vice Pres. and his daughter?
Rx drug benefits?
The Kennedy Educations bill/aka no child left behind?
The pork?
Where is the challenge to the courts on abortion?
The support of Arlin Specter?
Want more???? had enough????
sick and depraved ping to both lists
This however is not one of the topics in which he's shown himself to be liberal in the past.
The State department doesn't get cleaned out with each administration, and as we've seen there are a lot of very liberal people at State as well as at the CIA that are working toward their own agendas.
We do need to get an answer from the administration as to if this reflects the administration's policy and if not, what is being done to make sure this doesn't happen again.
It's also Bush's responsibility to get control of those working in his administration even if he simply inherited them from a previous administration. He's done an absolutely horrible job at doing that, and it's caused some serious problems.
While this doesn't seem consistent with Bush's personal views and actions, it's his administration and he's responsible for it's actions. He's been in office for over six years now.
THE BUSH ADMINSITRATION IS NOT CONSERVATIVE-- THE GOP LIED
Actually Bush has pretty much done what he said he would do during his election campaigns. He talked about a lot of big spending. His idea of fiscal conservatism is stimulating the economy through tax cuts so the government has move money to spend by taking a slightly smaller percentage of the earnings of a larger economy.
He didn't lie about such things. I think that a lot of us just didn't listen carefully enough to what he said or thought he was trying to present himself favorably to swing voters.
I've played that GOP game for almost 2 decades now. No more.
bump
Some did, but of those "leaders" how many of THEM would you consider conservative?
Others concentrated on the issues on which he is relatively conservative.
Others simply described him as more electable than his competition in the primary.
Don't forget that his main competitor in the primary was McCain.
Those of us who were listening hoped he wouldn't be as liberal as he sounded, because he was the lesser of two evils.
Exactly.
Among the major candidates for either main party, I have a hard time believing that any of the others were really a better choice.
I'm disgusted with Bush's utter refusal to enforce our immigration laws, and his efforts to support amnesty for illegal immigrants.
I'm disgusted with him not vetoing port laden bills.
I'm unhappy with his approach to a lot of things.
What other even slight viable candidates were there that would have been a better choice overall?
I've played that GOP game for almost 2 decades now. No more.
If you've got a plan that you think will help keep us from having to make the same kind of choices in 2008 I'm interested in hearing what you've got to say, because I don't like the direction our country is headed, and I agree that the GOP doesn't seem to be making genuine efforts to take us off of the path of bigger and bigger government and economic stagnation.
Sick feeling deep in pit of stomach.
Get the (freaking) UN out of the US, and the US out of the (freaking) UN.
It is beyond disgusting that the UN is on our soil and that our government participates in its activities.
Personally, I'm coming to the conclusion that so much is FUBAR that only divine intervention of some sort will change the direction.
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