[Texasforever]

Yet Joe cannot bring himself to support Bush for re-election. Sorry Joe but you ring a bit hollow.

[Defender2]

True, Agreed and that's sad. Especially after this column.

[MindFire]

The fact that Farrah is not supporting Bush for pres., does not take away from anything he said in his column. Many conservatives aren't voting for Bush, and for very good, valid reasons. The fact that Bush supported a pathetic RINO like Specter is the most recent example.


If anyone thinks that all republicans want wide open borders (which puts us all at risk and endangers innocent American lives) and 'gun bans' and socialistic trash like UNESCO, FTAA and LOTS, then they've *really* lost touch w/ conservatism.


i would dare to say that anyone who votes for Bush does so out of 'fear of kerry' (which is valid), but not out of righteous principles.

[BigSkyFreeper]

Yet Joe cannot bring himself to support Bush for re-election. Sorry Joe but you ring a bit hollow.

True. Very true.

[archy]

Yet Joe cannot bring himself to support Bush for re-election. Sorry Joe but you ring a bit hollow.

It was not Kerry who sent Tillman and hundreds of other good American troops to die. Neither can we now know whether or not Bush's reasons for doins so are necessary and valid, or will be viewed in the future as criminal; history will judge that, and you do not know what that verdict will be, and I do not, and neither does Joe Farah.

But Farah is in the business where he may have to guess. And that means he has to, HAS TO, consider the possibility that Bush's motivations are the worst and most base possible, as well as the most patriotic and dutiful.

I promise you this: if Joe Farah does endorse or approve of Bush's political candidacy, he won't do so lightly, no more than I think the deaths of Tillman, or Coast Guard Petty Officer Nathan Bruckenthal, or Navy petty officer Christopher Watts, or 19-year-old Pfc. Rachel Bosveld, the Wisconsin-based MP killed by the RPG that hit her Humvee two weeks short of her 20th birthday are taken lightly by the man who ordered them to the places where they died.