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You're right. The discussion of McKinley is particularly ominous. He had the potential of becoming one of our greatest presidents, but was assassinated, leaving us with the raucous and immensely destructive TR, who eventually tore the Republican party apart, turning the country over to the DemonRats. Bush, like McKinley, is uniquely positioned to create a massive conservative and Republican realignment in his second term. Some of these individuals who so rabidly hate him will almost assuredly conclude that the only solution is assassination. Fortunately, his VP is Dick Cheney, not TR, and Cheney could be counted on to carry on his work. This creates a far greater obstacle for anyone contemplating the ultimate crime.

I think they may become dangerous.

I think you are right - and I do think it's a call to assassination, pure and simple...and from the language - I think there may also be a bullseye on Rove...

He - the writer - is skating on very thin ice of inciting assassination...he well knows this can energize some kooks - of arrange to get a kook in line for a scapegoat.

These people - socialist/Communists have been attempting to get control for several elections.This was their last shot...instead, they got shot down.

and they DO recognize that they are, essentially, irrelevent for decades - unless they resort to what this man is suggesting. And don't forget, sKerry was involved, in the 70's in a group that was discussing the assassination of several senators...These ideas do take root in these twisted minds.

Their religion is self, their god is themselves and there is no morality in their code. They are the black hats - they are capable of anything.

Another theme in his diatribe is to keep up the anti-Iraq rhetoric - no matter how it hurts this country or Iraqi freedom or our troops. These people would take this country to it's knees, if it meant their gain.

Yes, Virginia, they are unpatriotic...