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While I certainly decried the signing of this bill, I still must question your judgement in stirring this particular pot at the very moment when Islam and the American Left are doing everything in their power to orchestrate hatred towards the President and America.

Your timing sucks, and your motives are suspect.

I think in my talks with Uncle Bill over the last 2 months he is trying to say that conservatives that care what The President does are always called suspects as you say. Heck I can't even get a reply to a Cornell story here at a Conservative site because it questions The Presidents motives.

Here is the story

Lessons from Reagan: A Wish List for the State of the Union
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/830149/posts?page=

So in my opinion what you are saying is that as long as President Bush does it its fine but if a rat democrats liberal does it its not, which is crazy! Its not right for either to do it and for sure not President Bush.

"While I certainly decried the signing of this bill, I still must question your judgement in stirring this particular pot at the very moment when Islam and the American Left are doing everything in their power to orchestrate hatred towards the President and America.

Your timing sucks, and your motives are suspect."

bump!!!

I thought this was a new article--I read the whole thing (what? GW is in Latin AMerica?) and I thought maybe this was about some new bill to replace what was upheld today. Confusing...

THis is the second old thread I've seen today; there must be more. People are understandably upset but we've got to figure out a way to replace this law.

What WILL be hard is figuring out how to deal with the ignorance/apathy of people who should know more.

I have a friend, former military, intelligent and well-read. He had no idea what CFR was or what this ruling meant, and when I explained the significance, his answer was tantamount to "so what?"

CFR is complicated to begin with... and Americans are already complacent about their rights: both factors amount to an uphill battle.