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Bush Bashing By A Desperate Left
NewsMax ^ | September 6, 2001 | Dan Frisa

Posted on 09/06/2001 9:53:26 PM PDT by ClancyJ

What an onslaught of personal, harshly negative invective being spewing forth daily from the Left and their comrades in the elitist media!

It’s been non-stop, at a near-dizzying pace on any issue they think will gain traction.

And all of this from the very same hypocrites who so vehemently – and falsely – charge Republicans with being mean-spirited and evil.

It shouldn’t come as any surprise, because the Left knows no decency and has no shame. What is amazing is the relentless and desperate nature of the attacks.

From the economy (read: Clinton’s recession, which began in October) to Kyoto (which the Senate turned away by a unanimous vote) to the ABM Treaty (which ceased to have any relevance when the U.S.S.R. disintegrated) to missile defense (which frightens the Russians, the communist Chinese and their friends at the New York Times) to the surplus (which should be returned to taxpayers, especially during a slow down) to the Middle East conflict (which the President wisely has maintained must first be realistically addressed by the parties themselves before U.S. involvement) to the President’s supposed "lack” of intelligence (notwithstanding that he graduated from both Yale and Harvard, unlike Junior Gore who flunked out of divinity school and mysteriously ‘left’ law school) to any other issue, real or imagined, the Left attempts to bang the President about the head and shoulders in a sick attempt to belittle him.

The President, to his great credit, hasn’t allowed any of these attacks by the Leftist elite to affect his policy considerations a single iota. He has a strong sense of self, something sorely lacking on the Left, which bolsters him amid this smelly chorus of personal disparagement and seems to steel his resolve.

There is a valuable lesson to be learned from George W. Bush: ignore the Left and do what’s right by the people. Republicans in Congress and elected office at the state and local levels should follow his lead, for all too often they seek to please their natural enemies rather than working to best them by enacting their agendas.

That’s the best way to deal with the Left: by simply ignoring them and moving forward, leaving them squealing in our dust, to the delight of a grateful electorate.


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To: RickyJ
In case you don't understand Conservative principles, let me clarify something for you. The government and especially the preident is NOT responsible for anyone having or keeping a job. That's called SOCIALISM.

Whom, outside of his cabninet and advisors has President Bush " looked ou for " / made sure they has a job ? The ILLEGALS ? Nope. Who then is he " looking out for " ?

Do you realize how pathetic your post sounds ?

41 posted on 09/06/2001 11:50:08 PM PDT by nopardons
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To: ClancyJ
Many of you are like the oldtimers in a church.

Oh no...he didn't really say this...did he. LOL!

42 posted on 09/06/2001 11:54:38 PM PDT by Aerial
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To: RickyJ
Many people are being laid off right now in this country and he wants to help people who have NO allegiance to this country.

Come on Rick, those illegal aliens crossing the boarder are NOT stealing the jobs of the Dot.coms that went belly up. I don’t like the reported positions on illegal aliens at all and if they turn out to be true I will be critical however, I live by the 80% rule when it comes to politics, if I get even 60% of the issues addressed that I feel are important I am happy, if I get 80% I am in “hog heaven”.

43 posted on 09/06/2001 11:55:01 PM PDT by Texasforever
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To: cartoonistx
Yes, you have nailed them. The fringers are " dog in the manger " supposed Conservatives. Some here, during the election season just passed, were actually praying that GORE would win.

They are masichists. If they were living several centuries ago, they would have been flagellants.

Their vaunted " principles " , and their selfrighteouness , is only a cloak, behind which stand spoilded , petulant children who can only strike out at the grownups.

44 posted on 09/06/2001 11:57:23 PM PDT by nopardons
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To: Ciots
Amen. Tell these guys and wake them up if you can!
45 posted on 09/06/2001 11:59:03 PM PDT by xclusiv1
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To: nopardons
Could you reach around and turn down the hysteria button?
46 posted on 09/06/2001 11:59:23 PM PDT by Aerial
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To: Aerial
Could you reach around and turn down the hysteria button?

Change "Could you" to "I need to" and your post makes some sense.

49 posted on 09/07/2001 12:01:09 AM PDT by Texasforever
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To: Aerial
Really.. and which colors are those ?

But hey, go on thinking that you know everything and could do better. he fringe candidates can't get elected dog catcher, but THEY can run this country ? Okay, sure, yep, un hunh ... NOT !

50 posted on 09/07/2001 12:01:41 AM PDT by nopardons
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To: Texasforever
Change "Could you" to "I need to" and your post makes some sense.

Yes...I would say you need to. Good thinking.

51 posted on 09/07/2001 12:04:11 AM PDT by Aerial
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To: nopardons
The trouble with such blanket statements is that you have no idea who you're talking to. I was a dyed in the wool, rock-ribbed straight-ticket Republican since 1980. I volunteered my time, served in party offices and attended party conventions. I interned in the U.S. Senate for a man whom most of you would consider to be a rightwing conservative. I gave as freely of my money as I did my time. So I take a back-seat to no one in promoting the Republican party. My only fault was that it took 20 years to finally realize what a farce it all was.

As for not being pleased with anyone, I'd be pleased as punch if Alan Keyes, or Howard Phillips, or even Buchanan ever actually got into high office -- but they're not perfect, either -- not by a long shot. (They won't be elected, of course.) I think Ron Paul pretty much walks on water, as did Tom Coburn of Oklahoma's 2nd district. I think Jim Inhofe, one of my current senators, does a pretty fair job. So, the "perfectionist unappeasable" label fails for me also.

In fact, I'd even be moderately satisified if Duh-bya (obviously one of the dumbest men to ever be elected, by the way) even TRIED to do something conservative. When he announced the return of the Mexico City policy, I was pretty surprised -- weak and ineffectual though it was, it was more than I expected for a man who is so wishy-washy on pro-life. But that's about all we'll get out of the guy, I've no doubt.

So direct your bile elsewhere. You've obviously confused me with someone else. And in the meantime, have a nice evening.

52 posted on 09/07/2001 12:05:16 AM PDT by Aristophanes
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To: cartoonistx
Did Bush go after the wrongs of the prior Administration?
53 posted on 09/07/2001 12:06:02 AM PDT by xclusiv1
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To: nopardons
I know Bush is a good man, I know he has good values, and I know he loves this country and all its people.

I will have to admit you know more than I do. Now calm down a little.

54 posted on 09/07/2001 12:06:39 AM PDT by Aerial
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To: Texasforever
No!
55 posted on 09/07/2001 12:07:20 AM PDT by xclusiv1
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To: Aerial
Could you grow up ?

I am far from " hysterical ". newbie. What is hysterical is that a bunch of people without the slightest idea about reality, come here and try to pretend that they are the authorities on politics.

56 posted on 09/07/2001 12:07:29 AM PDT by nopardons
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To: SickOfItAll
I don't guess there is a solution, voting wise that is, it's a deadend street. You tell me.

The solution is simple, either vote your "conscience" on a single issue and resign yourself to letting the world pass you by OR learn from the Liberals and concede that it just may take more than 8 months or even an entire administration to turn things around. I can vividly remember the same attacks from the right against Ronald Reagan in his first term. The conservative movement in this country is, and always has been a circular firing squad.

57 posted on 09/07/2001 12:09:50 AM PDT by Texasforever
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To: xclusiv1
No!

Then you can lay no claim to being a Christian. In fact I would bet a large sum of money that you are a Liberal Democrat.

58 posted on 09/07/2001 12:11:45 AM PDT by Texasforever
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To: xclusiv1
Did Bush go after the wrongs of the prior Administration?

Like what?

59 posted on 09/07/2001 12:12:48 AM PDT by Texasforever
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