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I'm starting to feel some real uneasiness about President Bush. I have always supported him but this I DON'T LIKE. AND Campaign Finance Reform, if he does not veto that I really don't know where that will leave me. I remember VERY CLEARLY listening to him over and over during his campaign for President, come against CFR!! I will be extremely disillusioned if he doesn't veto that. That alone is so very important to your First Amendement.

Well, I didn't vote for President Bush--I found too many discrepancies I couldn't reconcile with my beliefs, so I'm not disappointed like it appears a lot of FReepers are. I tend to really pay attention to what they say and write, rather than listen for what I 'want' to hear.

I haven't been a Republican since his Daddy gave me that 'read my lips' routine...that was the final straw with me....and that wasn't easy coming from someone who was raised in a Democrat household, but never voted for Democrats at the federal level, nor state level, or who ran for office as a Republican at the state level (house seat) just a few years before GHWB pulled that stunt.

Reading that amnesty thread provides a lot of chuckles, IMO, because it seems like more and more people are waking up to what is going on. As I see it, if there are that many willing to publicly show their distress, how many lurkers are there also feeling that way.

Its best not to discuss real politics with moi.....I seem to rankle too many feathers. :)

Hi, again, on a nice fresh tread - thanks Mo!

I agree with you re: Bush's crawfishing on issues. (Do you guys have crawfish? It means backing up, and changing your position.)

To me, the best solution would be to neuter both Yeats and let them live with what they have done to themselves and their children.

I just don't see the point in killing her - the deterrent argument is so bogus - and a living hell type life would be so much more punishing than a quick needle.

Some crimes, like WindshieldWoman, call for the needle, the Yeats case, to me, does not. Jim