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Can we survive without the predictable barbs squirting from Puffington Host on a regular basis?

Experts say President Bush long ago earned the shameful silk on matters of Iraq, huge tax cuts for the wealthy after 9/11, and the environment, while others believe it was the Terri Schiavo affair that took him over the top and iced the honor. The White House cited scheduling conflicts for the delay in bestowing the family prize, and noted it was wonderful that the Russian -- a man whose very soul the president says he has seen -- could participate.

Love Among The Ruins: Bush Snags Family 'Shame' Award

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43 posted on 07/03/2007 3:49:04 AM PDT by 8mmMauser (Jezu ufam tobie...Jesus I trust in Thee)
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Terri's Legacy continues apace in large part due to the obsession of the leftists with the topic. It haunts them like Lady MacBeth, and they cannot clean the stain.

The Terry Schiavo case brings the fundamentalist's tactics into sharp focus. Congress was called into emergency session over a weekend by DeLay and Frist. Frist, an alleged M.D., even made a diagnosis from the floor of the Senate without bothering to do even the most rudimentary physical examination of the patient. Bush received the legislation he wanted so that he could sign it at warp speed. Fortunately, the courts stepped in to stop the nonsense. How long we can rely on that is problematic as Bush has had many appointments to the federal bench, both confirmed and recess.

How much longer will our sacred tradition of absolute religious freedom continue? Does anyone out there really care?

The Creeping Fundamentalist Theocracy

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44 posted on 07/03/2007 3:53:43 AM PDT by 8mmMauser (Jezu ufam tobie...Jesus I trust in Thee)
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