[eeevil conservative]

damn....good point....

Okay... back to King and Bolton for me!!!!

;-)

[mewzilla]

And both states are bleeding people and jobs. Would you vote for someone who oversaw that?

[defconw]

Rudy!

[MaestroLC]

Burden Put on Pope, Not Muslim Leaders, for Violence; NBC Calls Pope 'Hardliner'

newsbusters.org

Brian Williams teased Monday's NBC Nightly News: "The Pope says he's sorry, but is his apology enough? Tonight, there's fresh outrage and new threats over his words about Islam." Reporter Richard Engel soon held the Pope accountable: “This Pope is seen as something of a hardliner who wants Europe to understand its Christian roots, to embrace them first...” Over on the CBS Evening News, Mark Phillips insisted that “an angry reaction among Muslim extremists might have been anticipated, but even moderates...say the Pope's words make their job much harder.” ABC anchor Charles Gibson contended: “Perhaps the surprise was that the Vatican was surprised that Muslims took offense.” David Wright's conclusion suggested both religions are equally responsible, when only one is committing violence: “Two of the world's great religions, a crucial test: Can they speak frankly without causing an uproar?” On Sunday night, anchor Dan Harris led with how “some Muslims say the Pope's apology doesn't go far enough.” ABC featured Professor Fawaz Gerges, who declared: “I think even though the Pope apologized today, I think it's gonna take years for the damage done to Christian-Muslim relations to be repaired.”

[Cheapskate]

whoever wrote that speech had been reading their Bible recently

the section where w calls out the bad actors wasRIGHT out of the book of Revelation.

First he names the countries one at a time,he sets up by talking to the people of each country, mentioning the good things that is going on.

Then he mentions, BUT You HAVE SOME PROBLEMS.then he states the problem for all to hear

It gives me a warm fuzzy feeling.