Posted on 01/13/2002 7:21:33 AM PST by Tumbleweed_Connection
This is taking the easy road. It is easy to think this way, and I entirely disagree with it.
My expectations did not include for Bush to undo 8 years of Clintonism in one year. That's unrealistic.
WWBD (What Will Bush Do)? Let's see if he pulls some kind of 'wag the dog' or shines the light of truth on Enron.
I think this is a RAT "strategery" to hamstring Bush on the War on Terrorism.
If Bush moves the war into a new phase, the RATS and their lap-dogs in the Mainstream Media will SCREAM "Wag-The-DOG"! No matter the truth, he'l get screwed on this...
This MAY force Bush to postpone any expansion to Somalia, Yemen, IRAQ, ect... thereby insuring his polling #'s go down, THEN the RATS can beat up on him on several fronts.
It's a DANGEROUS GAME the RATS are playing with our future and security...let's see if President Bush sees the trap, and moves against them.
The best way to counter this "strategery" is to do what he's doing to start...letting it all out, no privileges, and people recusing themselves to eliminate even the HINT of favoritism...BUT...
He needs to go for the THROAT of the DNC and Dasshole, as well as Slick and Queen Cankle! Let loose the dogs of Justice, and PROSECUTE PUBLICLY. So what if they have info on certain Repubs...let them swing in the wind. We are talking about HOMELAND SECURITY! They did whatever it is that the Klintonistas have on them, let them fall on THEIR OWN SWORDS to protect this country...and if they won't fall, a little PUSH never hurt...eh Trent?
I hope I'm wrong, but this is how I see it.
We are on the same sheet of music on this one, palo.
It got so bad that when outgoing Clinton staffers vandalized the White House and Air Force One stewards reported items missing after the Clintons' last flight home, President Bush grit his teeth, smiled as though it never happened and refused to let his aides investigate.
In short, in the interest of political comity, George Bush handcuffed justice and allowed the former first family to make a total and complete mockery out of the law.
Now, however, as the partisan squabbling and media hysteria reach a fevered pitch over the Enron scandal, Democrats herald the arrival of "Bush's Whitewater." It's clear the president's strategy to give the Clintons a break and stem the tide of political retribution has failed - and failed miserably.
Without so much as a hint of Bush administration impropriety, the Democrat-media machine has ginned up no fewer than eight federal and congressional probes into the energy giant's collapse.
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