If you think the latter, you should not have voted for him in the first place. What ever happened to trust and faith? I for one am sticking with the President, I can always dislike him later if he screws me. And if he does, life will go on as it wouldn't be the first time someone let me down in life. Aloha
Which part of "We already have been betrayed." do you people not understand? Some of us aren't willing to gamble such an important person based on the judgement of a "conservative" who signed CFR, spends OUR money like a drunken sailor, never
uses his veto power, and refuses to do anything about illegal immigration.
I am especially suspicious now that he has used such low-down spiteful tactics. If he has to use them, perhaps he should use them against the LEFTISTS.
Here we have a nominee recommended by one of the most foul Senate Dems, and who is being supported staunchly by a pro-abortion First Lady who doesn't want Roe V Wade overturned. Gee, I don't know why I have doubts.
When I was a mere child, walking into my first voting booth I had what was perhaps America's last choice between a clear good and a clear evil on a Presidential ballot.
I refer, of course to the Goldwater/Johnson choice. Being a mere child still in my Liberal stage, I voted for evil.
In the last Presidential election I had a choice of evil and much less evil. So I voted for Bush over Kerry, 'cause Kerry was Skerry! Sorry - I just couldn't resist putting that in.
Alas, what I feared seems to be true. Bush is much less of a Constitutional originalist than many here would like. Kelo made that clear. So did Jr. Bush's "Florida doesn't need any more ED protection" and then the Riviera Beach ED debacle hit the media.
Elder Bush was a clear believer in the "New World Order" as he often said, and President Bush and Governor Bush are no friend to private property rights.
Better to pressure when we can than to simmer after being scewed.
"Trust no man with the Keys to Liberty." Valid in the 18 th century, valid in the 21 st century.