[Wild Irish Rogue]

You are right on target. Has anyone seen any Dems happily on the airwaves supporting this bill? I think their whole strategy was to force Bush to veto the bill, so they could constantly bring it back to life, in God knows what kind of grotesque manifestations-like Frankenstein's monster. By signing the bill, Bush just drove a stake through Frankenstein's heart and the Dems know it.

[Diddle E. Squat]

Chuckle. That's a good Freep name.

[hchutch]

Sorry, but I don't think the folks here who wanted a political suicide charge have any clue about strategy, patience, or the way the political game is played. Unforutnately, the Left does. And we are toast unless we learn how to play the game.

[William Tell]

Wild Irish Rogue said: 'By signing the bill, Bush just drove a stake through Frankenstein's heart and the Dems know it."

Bush just drove a stake through Feinstein's heart! This is a glorious day and the NRA should be celebrating and... What?... Oh... Never mind.

On a more serious note, what happens if a conservative Supreme Court Justice gets seriously injured in an auto accident and lies comatose while a 4-4 Supreme Court decision allows the First Amendment of the Constitution to go the way of the Second?

What is to stop the brainless ones in Congress from becoming even more creative in their unlawful re-write of the Bill of Rights? Is there an infringement of my rights which is severe enough for Bush to veto? Or must we tolerate even more?

The principle which requires Bush and the rest of Congress to obey the oath they have taken is a principle for which one should be willing to fight, willing to die, and willing to veto.