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To: dogbarks77
Bush is polled every other day. Every headline is "Support for war slipping". This is just the media being the true pinkos that they are. You can say that I am in denial but I doubt a poll of 900-1000 adults (w/ more dems than Rep polled) is hardly the national consensus. The MSM tried this angle in the 2004 election and it failed. It will fail in 2006 and the 2008 elections as well. My question is who are they polling? I live in Tucson and everyone here has a "support the troops" and Bush/Cheney sticker.
89 posted on 06/28/2005 6:57:44 AM PDT by slowhand520
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To: slowhand520

Pinko implies only a "little bit communist" which may be like being a little bit pregnant, but these people, I swear are hard core marxist-leninist communist agitators who are trying to destroy the fabric of life in this country.

They talk about the Wall of Separation of Church and State and how the Church wasn't the be all end all in the Founders thinking. Maybe there is something to that. What is the rest of the moral equation that's gotten us 225 years down the road? I think it was belief in the Republic itself, in the Grand Experiment, in Citizenship, in the idea that we were something special here, something to be preserved. Now that notion is shot. I don't hear much about dying for this country... I wonder sometimes, whether those who give their lives so the 10 commandments can be chiseled off of courtroom walls and churches can be seized so taxable properties can go up in their place, can really be said not to have died in vain. This ship is going down.

If I died for this country, what/who would I have died for?


200 posted on 06/28/2005 9:35:45 AM PDT by johnb838 (Adios, liberal mofos!)
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