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BUSH BLUNDERS ARE HARD TO KEEP UP WITH
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| May 1, 2003
| Pastor Chuck Baldwin
Posted on 05/13/2003 11:50:17 PM PDT by Republican_Strategist
BUSH BLUNDERS ARE HARD TO KEEP UP WITH
By Pastor Chuck Baldwin May 12, 2003 NewsWithViews.com The foibles and follies of this administration are too numerous to count. With the exception of Monica Lewinsky, they rival anything in the previous administration. Of course, most neocons refuse to notice. Therefore, this column will also be ignored. However, for those who are interested in the truth, here are some of the latest examples of Bush's blunders: *Bush threw his support behind a liberal Republican who supports increased taxes, abortion and additional gun control to be a Republican nominee for the U.S. Senate. That man is Illinois Governor Jim Edgar. Thankfully, Edgar decided to not seek the nomination, but that didn't stop Bush from doing his best to send another liberal to Washington, D.C. Next, watch for Bush to do the same thing in California. *Bush continues his support for the Clinton-Gore gun ban enacted back in 1994. Despite objections from gun groups, including the National Rifle Association, the President is determined to re-institute the so-called "assault weapons" ban that is scheduled to sunset next year. So much for Bush being "pro-gun." *As Commander-In-Chief, President Bush has the authority to establish guidelines and policies for our nation's military. When Bill Clinton became President, he implemented the infamous "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy allowing homosexuals to serve in the U.S. armed forces. Bush has continued that policy. Clinton also introduced women to front-line combat roles. And true to form, Bush continues this reprehensible Clinton policy. In fact, one would be extremely hard-pressed to find any Clinton policy that Bush has reversed! I can't think of a single one. *NAFTA and GATT came into existence early in the Clinton administration. Bush continues those polices and even wants to expand them. He has proposed expanding this agreement throughout the Americas and is now calling for a Mideast Free Trade agreement. Say good-bye to more American jobs; say hello to more foreign goods and to more foreign workers. *Bush is determined to oversee the creation of a Palestinian state. After sending American soldiers to fight and die in an undeclared war against Iraq, Bush wants to create another such country by giving the P.L.O. radicals their own nation. Clinton wanted to do the same thing, of course, but was shouted down by conservatives. Today, those same conservatives sit mute and dumb as Bush sets about to finish what Clinton started. *Speaking of finishing what Clinton started, Bush successfully created the Department of Homeland Security and the totalitarian-laced USA Patriot Act. There is an even more egregious version currently worming its way into law. All this was the brainchild of Bill Clinton, of course. However, he could not accomplish his pernicious plans because conservatives and Republicans would not support them. Now they do. *Bush is likely to invoke Executive Privilege in order to continue the cover-up about what he and other top government leaders knew prior to the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Some thirty days prior to the attacks, Bush reportedly received a CIA Intelligence Report which warned, "The attack will be spectacular and designed to inflict mass casualties against U.S. facilities or interests. Attack preparations have been made. Attack will occur with little or no warning." More details are leaking out almost daily. A Democratic Presidential contender, Senator Bob Graham of Florida, says Bush knows much more than he is telling and is demanding that the administration come clean about what really took place. Before that happens, however, Bush will claim Executive Privilege and the truth will be covered up once again. |
TOPICS: Culture/Society; Editorial
KEYWORDS: lamebrainedidiocy
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To: Republican_Strategist
Oh brother...
To: 11B3
You are basically no different than the PC crowd that Tammy Bruce rights about in the death of right and wrong. Bush is no where near conservative and he proves that continually. Here someone writes about Bush supporting Clintons ban on assault weapons and you attack the messenger.
To: Judith Anne
where's the BARF alert?!?
To: Republican_Strategist; Judith Anne
You have a very irrational response - much the same a liberal would respond This guy sides with Senator Bob Grahmn (D) from FL. and you are calling Judith Anne a liberal???
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posted on
05/14/2003 12:07:12 AM PDT
by
Mo1
(I'm a monthly Donor .. You can be one too!)
To: Judith Anne
This thread is screaming for a zot.It's screaming for rebuttal, which won't be a problem. No need for AdminModerator or Jim Rob.
To: Republican_Strategist
Republican_Strategist - How the get 1% of the American Vote - listen to me :)
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posted on
05/14/2003 12:07:25 AM PDT
by
america-rules
(I'm one proud American right now !)
Comment #27 Removed by Moderator
To: Republican_Strategist
I'd vote for Alan Keyes or maybe swing to the Constitution Party. Why am I not suprised
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posted on
05/14/2003 12:08:31 AM PDT
by
Mo1
(I'm a monthly Donor .. You can be one too!)
To: Republican_Strategist
Bush has no clear convictions on the life issue?!
How soon we forget the very difficult stand he took early in his term regarding stem cell research. He stood his ground as well as he possibly could.
To: Republican_Strategist
The supposed support by the President is merely posturing in order to draw the Dims out into full view. They are already obliging him by putting together a totally unacceptable bill - for anyone but Stalin. This legislation will never get out of committee - much less off of the House floor - and the President knows this. By drawing out the Dims, the public gets another look at how extreme the Rats really are shortly before election time. This is a good thing. By taking the Rats propaganda at face value (hook, line and sinker), you are underestimating the President just as his enemies do. If the shoe fits, then wear it.
"Strategery" strikes again. Just like so many times already, the President is light years ahead of anyone who plays chess only one or two moves at a time. Stop being so simple, and think ahead. The whining, complaining, and doubting before the game even starts is a liberal trait. Your handle is ill-fitting.
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posted on
05/14/2003 12:08:49 AM PDT
by
11B3
(Happiness IS a warm gun. After a long day's use on the liberal masses.)
To: Republican_Strategist
Posting this thread in the middle of the night, hoping to avoid the moderators who normally take out the RUBBISH--why didn't you put this on the religion threads? What church does this guy preach for, anyway?
Sounds like he REALLY wants Helliary to win in 04.
To: Judith Anne
Did you know the Department of Education was recommended by the head of the Communist Party USA in a book titled, Moving Toward Soviet America? It is unconstitutional. Bush teamed up with Ted Kennedy, who he let co-author the bill, so they could lavishly spend billions more on a department that could not be audited because of such horrible book keeping. You want to censor me or call pointing out what Bush does
.mere rubbish?
To: Republican_Strategist
Isn't this the nutball who wrote a (completely non-satirical, at least in intent) piece entitled "Is Bush the Antichrist?"
He's a crybaby whose basic message is "If I don't get 101% of everything I demand politically I will abandon you with venomous castigation, and I don't care what the political realities are, I don't care that my ideas may be unelectable in a particular locale, I'd rather be a purist whining from President Hillary's future gulag than sully myself by aligning or cooperating by any heathen infidel less-than-a-perfect-Christian-social-conservative."
The guy only knows how to fracture, moan, and lose.
To: Judith Anne
No, a liberal lies and says Bush was AWOL. I built a site called,
Lies About Bush, dedicated to exposing those lies. I criticize what Bush does, which is continue unconstitutional policies like the ban enacted by Bill Clinton. He is acting like a liberal and I am not going to sit by an support it.
To: Judith Anne
I'd appreciate knowing your answers to post 31. Thank you.
To: 11B3
Well said. The President and his staff in the Administration are the most media savvy since Reagan. They know how legislative battles will play out in the press and they finesse them to Bush's greatest advantage. Tom Delay can do the dirty work and Bush can come out smelling roses. A few cave-dwellers are going to get confused and think Bush is somehow abandoning conservatism...but most understand how the game is played.
To: Goldilocks
The barf alert is in the article. Bush is proving he's no conservative. Another Jim Jeffords.
To: 11B3
These 1% people want 100% and can't accept an agenda that is 95% what the right wants. Clinton had about 10% of the issues that he agreed with in public that are right wing issues and the dems said it's politics. The right says Bush is a sell out for giving up less then 10% to the left to get the public on his side.
Remember this little fact: Who voted to gut the military under Clinton in Mass?
The Freekin GOP !
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posted on
05/14/2003 12:13:06 AM PDT
by
america-rules
(I'm one proud American right now !)
To: He Rides A White Horse
I'm going to vote for Hillary.
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posted on
05/14/2003 12:13:41 AM PDT
by
Jim Robinson
(FReepers are the GReatest!!)
To: Judith Anne
If my memory serves (and it usually does) the creep has a church he founded in Pensicola, FLA. He fancies himself a "real" GOP conservative, but he's actually more whiner than anything else.
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posted on
05/14/2003 12:13:50 AM PDT
by
onyx
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