Posted on 01/11/2002 6:31:43 AM PST by truthandlife
On Thursday, January 10, 2002, the White House reported President Bush signed the ominous $15.4 billion foreign appropriations bill, H.R. 2506, for fiscal-year 2002. The bill authorizes $446.5 million U.S. tax dollars to be given to other countries for abortion-family planning activities throughout the world. The abortion-family planning funds approved by Bush represents an increase of $21.5 million over last year for international family planning. Also on Thursday, Bush signed the labor, education and health spending bill, and a defense spending bill that was widely reported by The Associated Press (Bush Signs Defense Spending Bill).
Abortion is a GOP policy.
"Abortion is Vital to the Solution" ... A Key Point from Kissinger's NSSM-200
Please tell me.
(Just curious ... I know you've got the ability to rationalize just about anything but I'm wondering if you've the stones to actually do it.)
Sometimes I wish it were in my nature to be that kindhearted myself, but then I wake up and accept that some of us are Just Not Nice! I'll continue to try to wake more folks up to the deceptions, but I ain't gotta like it!:-)(Army Joke buried in there)
The whole Enron/Harken/Iran Contra/Mena/S&L Wipeout/ad nauseum...... sequences and history that have Bush,Mob,Clinton, written all thru them cause me to accept that most people ARE truly Insane ---- They keep repeating an act (electing the same players) but yet expect a different result.
a wolf
Ahem, And Our CONTROL over how the funds are spent is thru What Means?
Ahem, are they gonna use Arthur Anderson's Primer on Strict Accountability as their Guide?
Yes...yes...that may be true....but he's just so gosh darn charming and cuuuuuuuuuuute.
And that is all that counts for most people these days.
Ahem, try to vote out the Jim Jeffords and Tommy Dashcle's of the world and you wouldn't see the increase.
Joining the Muslies?
Lol ... I'm so glad you asked. Aside from his trips to Austin to school Bush, Kissinger was in the chorus line with Scowcroft, Schultze and eye-candy Rice on May 23, 2000 as Xiao Bushi announced indeed he could "do" foreing policy.
I realize Rice gets a lot of the press for her "body blocks" and other bits of skillful diplomacy ... I realize they find her useful for the occasional song and dance (as with the soft-shoe she did in Texas to take the focus off the fact Putin stiffed Bush and left him without a signed agreement or even a friendly "counterpart" face for the final conference) ... but some of us don't believe everything we read in the press just because the left-wing media's sitting in the GOP's lap these days.
"Today, I am here with some of our nations leading [Republican] statesmen and defense experts [former Secretaries of State Henry Kissinger and George Schultz, former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, former National Security Advisor Brent Scowcroft, and former Chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Colin Powell]. And there is broad agreement that our nation needs a new approach to nuclear security that matches a new era.Aw ... check it out ... Condi didn't even rate a mention in his opening line. Go figure.
None, Officially.
But he rides the same planes as jr. :-)
how about a president who vetoes a bill, until the damned parts are ommitted, or his veto is overridden!
You must have read Walter Karp's "Indispensable Enemies" somewhere along the line. He says exactly the same thing. This is why true reformers get shot in the ass BY THEIR OWN PARTY. The Democrats would rather see a status quo Republican win an election than a reform Democrat who would truly change things for the better, and the same goes for the Republicans. All this "fighting" is strictly for public consumption, to make us feel like somebody's on our side.
Mancini meet Lizavetta.
I hear Mancini keeps Sweaty Pictures of Jr. :-)
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