[unspun]

… "He accused Bush of being evil," said Chuck Lutz, president of the Tarrant County Republican Assembly. "I don't think anyone in that room would say George W. Bush is trying to see how much evil he can get away with. "I have heard him go off the deep end before. I can't say I was surprised, but I did not expect it." …. __________________________ I showed the proof in Keye's own words to back up my claim, and you suddenly had no answer, but decided instead that I had no right to participate in the Keyes debate if I was from another state. LOL!

No, Jorge, there just gets to be a limit as to the time and energy I'm willing to spend on Anti-Conservative-Keyes posters in FR.

If you look closer, you will see that nothing in this calls Bush an evil person. In Keyes reaction, he viewed evil at work in his administration, particularly as it pertained to embryonic stem cell research. I was concerned about the decision, myself. Next question?

[Jorge]

No, Jorge, there just gets to be a limit as to the time and energy I'm willing to spend on Anti-Conservative-Keyes posters in FR.

I noticed that your time and energy are VERY limited when it comes to addressing what posters actually say. Probably because you spend so much of it labeling them as "anti-conservatives" and lecturing them as to what topics they can or cannot comment on.

If you look closer, you will see that nothing in this calls Bush an evil person. In Keyes reaction, he viewed evil at work in his administration, particularly as it pertained to embryonic stem cell research. I was concerned about the decision, myself. Next question?

That would be like me saying that we don't have to be as worried about the evil of the DU but rather the GREATER evil of the posts of "unspun" that sneak behind FR lines.

BUT that is NOT calling unspun "evil".

Talk about tortured logic! Can't you come up with a better defense of Keyes than this?