[dead]

Love that headline and opening paragraph!

Next time his “handlers” tell the president that certain actions will improve his standing with the press, maybe he’ll have the cajones to actually do the right thing instead.

[RAT Patrol]

I hope Lindsay Graham loses.

[Gelato]

Bush signs this "flawed" bill to please the press. What ever happened to upholding the Constitution?

I'm so mad, I could scream.

[Maceman]

Bush told reporters the law improved the system despite his misgivings, saying he would have preferred legislation that protected union members and company shareholders from having their funds spent on politics without their consent.

Note that it didn't say: Bush told reporters he would have preferred legislation that protected the FIrst Amendment rights of the American people.

[Maceman]

Bush told reporters the law improved the system despite his misgivings, saying he would have preferred legislation that protected union members and company shareholders from having their funds spent on politics without their consent.

Note that it didn't say: Bush told reporters he would have preferred legislation that protected the FIrst Amendment rights of the American people.

[borntodiefree]

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Now I'll just sit back and watch the Bush appologizers come a runnin...I can hear it now..

He's done good in a lot of other areas...

You don't understand politics...

He had to compromise to get reelected...

Let's see what they come back with to complete my list

[KC_Conspirator]

Arshad Mohammed is one of the biggest propagandists out there. Why don't you try to go get Arshad's article on how democrats took the two biggest soft money donations in history right after they signed CFR? I'll stop you from looking for it because there is'nt one - it was a rhetorical question.

[Amerigomag]

Does this have a fimilar ring?

Clinton signs liberal legislation and flys off on a major fundraising trip.

[altair]

One of its major proponents was Sen. John McCain, the maverick Arizona Republican who made the issue a centerpiece of his losing run against Bush for the Republican presidential nomination in the 2000 White House election.

Shame on you, Mr. President. Shame on you.