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That does it for me! Implying Bush is worse than Hitler "Representatives Tom DeLay and Peter Hoekstra led a small group of the conservative remnant in opposing the $26.5 billion package, which Bush Republicans are trying hard to portray as a prudent implementation of conservative principle. But it is, in fact, the culminating capitulation of the conservative attempt to reform the federal government's role in education." is bad enough.

But when he goes on to say that Laura Bush is the "Whore of Babylon" spoken of in the Bible "It also utterly and finally reneges on one of the most important of President Bush's education policy campaign promises. Candidate Bush called for cutting funds to failing schools and returning to the parents that money in a limited voucher scheme. The bill about to pass Congress for President Bush's signature will give failing schools more money! And the voucher proposal was jettisoned shortly after the inauguration."---well OK, he didn't actually say it, but we all know that's what he meant---that's just going too far!

I used to admire this man for being staunchly pro-life and a defender of the Constitution. But with this vicious article attacking our most holy president and his perfect family, he has lost me. I'm turning in my Alan Keyes membership card and my official Alan Keyes decoder spy ring! And I'll never buy another bottle of Alan Keyes chocolate breakfast drink as long as I live!!!

I would appreciate knowing where and when Dr. Keyes called Laura Bush "the whore of Babylon". I too have been growing in my dissapointment of Dr. Keyes, but I must admit I am also dissapointed in the TrentLottian manner is which President Bush is giving into the lefts pressures. It seems that he is buying into the idea that the masses will be pleased if it is perceived that he is doing "something". This falls prey to the Clintonian message of "I care".

I hope I am wrong about Bush as in the main I am pleased with his overall leadership and want to trust my perception that he is a man of honor and integrity. But when it is my perception that he is giving away principle for expediency ... well you get my drift.

I do know these days that I can't rely upon posts of Free Republic to give me unbiased information. I can get lazy and making opinions by stuff posted on this forum is, at times a real bad thing to do.

I continue in my great dissapointment of Alan Keyes. Supported and voted for him in the primary process but don't think he can ever win that support back.

That does it for me! Implying Keyes is worse than Hitler "Ron Paul and Harry Brown led a fringe group of the conservative remnant in opposing the $1 package, which Keyes Republicans are trying hard to portray as a prudent implementation of conservative principle. But it is, in fact, the culminating capitulation of the wanna-be conservative attempt to reform the federal government's role in education." is bad enough.

But when he goes on to say that Keyes wife is the "Whore of Babylon" spoken of in the Bible "It also utterly and finally reneges on one of the most important of wanna-be President Keyes wanna-be education policy campaign promises. Candidate Keyes called for cutting funds to failing schools and returning to the parents that money in a voucher scheme. The fantasy bill about to pass Congress for wanna-be President Keyes's signature will give failing schools no money! And the $1 proposal jettisoned shortly after the inauguration."---well OK, he didn't actually say it, but we all know that's what he meant---that's just going too far!

I used to admire this man for being staunchly pro-life and a defender of the Constitution. But with this vicious article attacking our most holy wanna-be president and his perfect family, he has lost me. I'm turning in my George Bush membership card and my official George Bush decoder spy ring! And I'll never buy another bottle of George Bush chocolate breakfast drink as long as I live!!!

Note this is REAL sarcasm not wanna-be sarcasm.