Bush loses in Iowa

WND ^ | 1-21-04 | Joseph Farah

[JustPiper]

We begged him!

[JustPiper]

Ping!!!

[Enterprise]

I deeply support President Bush and I am now beginning to worry about his re-election. I plan to vote for him, but in light of 9/11, I honestly fear that he has made a dreadful blunder with his stealth amnesty plan and lack of will to protect our Southern border. Please let me be wrong.

[The_Eaglet]

If ever there was a time for a third party to emerge with some alternative ideas, 2004 is it.

Alternative to Bush's liberal mix of statism and abandonment of border defense is the Constitution Party.

[Texasforever]

I know, I know. Bush is toast. Dean didn't lose, Bush lost. Bush is toast, Bush is Toast. He was born with a silver boot in his mouth, Bush is toast, Bush is toast. I will fight for YOU!, Bush is toast, Bush is toast. I will crush the Bush army, Bush is toast, Bush is toast.

[denydenydeny]

Consider the source. It's nutty Joe Farah.

[CWOJackson]

And this article wasn't even written by a 12 year old.

[dts32041]

But the bush bots say we are wrong.

They don't believe that conservatives have become the blacks of the pubbie party.

[bluefish]

Your passion for principle is admired, but that is not an "alternative" as you put it. That is simply throwing in the towel.

[gatorbait]

In fact, a CBS News poll showed similar drops for Bush support – notably over his plans on immigration.

ALL IS LOST!!!!!!! CBS, the bastion of truth and objectivity has a poll indicating Bush has a drop in support! Omigawd! When CBS abandons President Bush, all hope is LOST!

Where is Pat Buchanan when we need him to lead us to the Promised Land? Oh drat, woe betide us all.

[bonesmccoy]

Nay saying blather... Bush-Cheney is looking good.

WIN!

[Byron_the_Aussie]

...if ever there was a time for a third party to emerge with some alternative ideas, 2004 is it...

Not necessary. Yet.

The real question is, where are the high-profile Republicans, who should be speaking out about the President's mid term lurch towards liberaldom? Why have they been neutered? They seemed to be everywhere, before the last election.

Maybe if someone on his own team would reproach the President on the amnesty and the PATRIOT Act, it might prompt a correction or at least softening, of his stance.

[BenR2]

I know, I know. Bush is toast. Dean didn't lose, Bush lost. Bush is toast, Bush is Toast. He was born with a silver boot in his mouth, Bush is toast, Bush is toast. I will fight for YOU!, Bush is toast, Bush is toast. I will crush the Bush army, Bush is toast, Bush is toast.

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Easy. Take a deep breath!

(If Bush turns out to be toast, it will in large measure be due to his own idiotic moves so ably articulated by Farah.)

[Texasforever]

Not the blacks, just modern day Jeremiahs demanding the loyalty of those they have shown none to. You are right, Bush is not listening to you, he knows you too well.

[BenR2]

Consider the source. It's nutty Joe Farah.

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I wish we had a whole lot more nuts like him.

[Texasforever]

Nope, he is going to win big just like he has done his entire political career over better toasters that this.

[jpsb]

Bush has made huges mistakes. He is his a big government, big spending liberal that would let the nation be over run by illegals immigrants that seek to over throw our Constitutional government. The Rats are worse, I recommend drinking heavily.

[xJones]

If there's one journalist opinion that can be counted on to bash Bush, it's Joseph Farah, followed by Maureen Dowd, Joe Sobran and the assorted raft and scaff. IOW, it's that time of year and journalists are sharpening their completely (cough) unbiased (cough, cough) swords.

Ol' Dean certainly got ganged up on by his brother Dems in the last few weeks. Not that he didn't deserve it, but the sharks are out and journalistic drive-by shootings are the order of the day.

[The_Eaglet]

"Throwing in the towel" would be for conservatives to vote for Bush, who just boasted of more liberal spending increases (3% just on the _domestic_ agenda, not including foreign aid and other activities abroad) and rolling out the welcome mat for illegal aliens, or to stay home on election day.