Posted on 09/29/2003 1:40:12 AM PDT by Cincinatus' Wife
Your blind spots are about as large as you ego. Everything else gets smaller from there.
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As a commedian you might make it playing low class bars with drunken patrons ready to laugh at anything. As a political analyst your content leave musch to be desired. Who writes your material, Ann Richards or Maureen Doud?
Who cares what a newspaper from the provinces of Russia has to say?
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I'm not a Democrat and a president who says it is America's obligation to share its wealth with the world, and who also encourages a de facto invasion across our borders is no Republican.
Johnson, Carter and Clinton couldn't.
You are absolutely correct. Bill Clinton was a Democrat.
Contrary to what you might have read, Bush does actually read books from time to time, though he clearly is a man who prefers physical activity. We also need to keep in mind that he's a pretty busy guy.
As far as reading the newspapers, 90% of them are controlled by people who hate his guts. Would you waste a lot of your personal time reading about what a terrible person you are?
I went to the website that he is archived on, and clicked on the first article. After a few brief moments, I ran across the "Bush=Chamberlain" comparison. Call me a simple-minded dolt (my teenagers refer to me as Daddysaurus Rex), but I intuitively knew that the writer was not a BushBot.
Which leads me to fond memories of my college days, and one in particular. It was my junior year, and thanks to the core curriculum 'imposed' by those nasty Jesuits, I was forced to take 18 hours of theology and philosophy. As it turned out, those were among the most important of the 140+ hours that I took at Gonzaga.
In this particular philosophy class, there were 14 students, of which all but two were studying for the priesthood. I felt entirely out of my element, especially after our first assignment, a two-page typed analysis of Wittgenstein's Blue and Black Books. My brain was black and blue after finishing the book report.
To my utter shock, I earned an A- on that report, even my analysis was 180 degrees from that offered by the rest of the class.
When I approached the teacher (Fr. Gerry Kohls, SJ), he said, "in philosophy, it's not what you say, it's how you say it. Besides, philosophy is nothing but a bunch of bull$hit, anyway."
Needless to say, I thoroughly enjoyed the rest of that class. Thanks, Gerry. Rest in peace.
Wittgenstein's Blue and Brown Books.
To my utter shock, I earned an A- on that report, even though my analysis was 180 degrees from that offered by the rest of the class.
What these bobo reporters don't seem to realize is that insofar as political, intelligence and such information is concerned, the President is always more knowledgeable than those who don't see the reports that come across his desk.
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Perhaps you should look at the results of the last presidential election. Bush, running against a moronic Owlgore lost the popular vote. The public was disgusted with both parties and produced a low turnout. The vote was, none of the above. Nowhere in this do I read .o5%. We were handed two stooges by the leftist media that was setting us up for Hillary. You are a patsy defending one of the stooges, thinking you are doing something and you are.
You people want to believe you haven't been had. You are at the stage where you will say anything, overlook anything, or deny anything in your attempts to believe. You have it in your heads that anyone who won't say just anything, won't overlook anything, won't deny anything and everything, is a supporter of the democraps or the socialists. That isn't the way mature reality works.
While a few naive goofs with high school mentalities cheer on the bombing of a few ragheads, Bush is destroying this nation with his refusal to refute Islam, with his complicity in tolerating, if not promoting, an invasion over our borders financed by our social service system, with his globalistic view that Americans should be drafted into servitude od the economic and cultural deficiencies of other countries, and so forth.
Well, he does seem to squeeze out enough time to explode the Federal budget, approve huge big-spending giveaway sprees to buy votes and make the government bigger and dumber on a daily basis.
He's totally focused on his next election.
Considering where the curiosity of his predecessor got him, I'm more than contented, no, I'm delighted, to have a man as my president who does not need to nose around where he shouldn't be and can instead make firm decisions on where the nation needs to be. These reporters are so venomous they can't even think straight anymore.
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