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To: VaBthang4
I comprehend that he is playing the game

The United States of America is not a game. Turning your back on the conservative people who helped you get elected is not a game. The defense of the borders and sovereignty of the United States of America is not a game. The explosion of social and welfare federal spending in the past two years, by this government, is not a game. The open support of terrorism by "our friends" the Saudi Arabians is not a game. Our support of "the father of terrorism," Yasser Arafat, is not a game. The massive failure of the intelligence agencies regarding 9/11 is not a game.

There is a current threat to the very survival of America and civilization by fanatic barbarians intent on the wholesale murder of every American and non-Muslim they can.

These are not games. Games are played by children. Responsible adults make tough decisions on the basis of consistent principles.

America is playing for keeps and our leaders must know the difference between mortal enemies and friends. These leaders must also practice the principles they preach and upon which the people relied for their voting choices.

44 posted on 06/03/2002 6:52:42 PM PDT by NoControllingLegalAuthority
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To: NoControllingLegalAuthority
It is just going to be very hard for some to admit aloud we and our country have been betrayed. Doing so, means we have to admit we may be powerless.

While I truly respect some people who continue to support Bush, and I can believe they think voting party is the only way to go. There are other posts supporting Bush that are almost hysterical (not funny hysterical) in nature.

Thanks for your post.

83 posted on 06/04/2002 8:16:59 PM PDT by nanny
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