HOW CONSERVATIVE IS PRESIDENT BUSH?

The Cato Institute ^ | August 3, 2002 | By Veronique de Rugy

[deport]

Another quote .....

"You do know that I'm a member of the NRA, and my position on the right to bear arms is well known. But I want you to know something else, and I am going to say it in clear, unmistakable language. I support the Brady Bill, and I urge Congress to enact it without further delay".

President Ronald Reagan
March 28, 1991
Dedication remarks at The Ronald Reagan Institute of Emergency Medicine at The George Washington University Medical Center

[terilyn]

You betcha! Dreams are what keep us sane. Those and FR!

[DaughterOfAnIwoJimaVet]

I missed something.

Twodees - not to invite you back here, but I have to call you on this - in your post to Howlin you said this:

Uncle Bill was posting evidence of Clinton corruption while you were defending him against impeachment. Just start another of your campaigns and get him banned the way you did Registered. Call Gramps in here and you two get to work. You'll have another old time FReeper banned and you can congratulate each other.

Liberals. Ya'll make me sick.

46 posted on 8/4/02 9:20 PM Pacific by Twodees

You're a liar. I was so angry that you lied about Howlin getting Registered banned that I completely missed the first lie you told - that Howlin had defended Clinton during impeachment. No one addressed it, probably because it is so stinking absurd on its face - but I'm addressing it now.

[deport]

Now why'd you have to go mess up this nice clean thread with facts? ;)

LOL.... Well you know how it is with the perfessurs.... They expect you take what they say as gospel if'n it's be wrong or right...

I wonder if the tax payers are paying his salary while he freeps?

[DaughterOfAnIwoJimaVet]

deport, you are the BEST.

[Uncle Bill]

Hi Harry. Isn't limited government grand?

Meanwhile, Back At The Farm

Bush promises to cut farm bill

"Rely less on government control of supply and more on market demand."
George W. Bush - During the 2000 campaign, Bush praised the 1996 "Freedom to Farm" bill and encouraged farmers to rely on markets. - Source

Waste & Abuse: Freedom to Farm or Freedom to Freeload?

"This farm bill will cost the average American taxpaying family $4,300 in higher taxes."

A Harvest of Pork By backing the farm bill, President Bush sells out his principles.
"the Bush administration, House and Senate conferees have agreed on a nearly 80% increase ($83 billion) in farm subsidies"

AND THESE ARE REPUBLICANS - "Despite the fact that the Republicans control the White House, the House of Representatives, and 30 governorships, the nation is now in the midst of the biggest government spending spree since LBJ. Incredibly, the domestic social welfare budget has expanded more in just two years ($96 billion) under George W. Bush than in Bill Clinton's first six years in office ($51 billion)."

[terilyn]

I think I need to find me a government job. I can read at my non-taxpayer funded job, but I can't post :(

[terilyn]

Pretty big on the hyperbole isn't he? A real tough guy with the keyboard.

I'm soooooooooo impressed...

[Amelia]

Thanks, deport.

Satadru, you don't have to apologize, but you could get to work on having the Supreme Court overturn that law.

[deport]

Thanks... but Uncle Willie has such a purty thread here it's a shame not to post information to it. You know all these purty links, graphics, beautiful colors he takes the time to format. Mmaybe we can get Miss Jayne to start a special award for the purties post..... Unc' Willie would win it everytime....

terilyn, Yep employers are sorta funny that way....

[deport]

Overturn it? Heck why not get little Tommie to rewrite that section as an amendment to some other legislation and be through with it. Why spend time fighting in the courts. Da perfessur is saying President Bush will be defeated in 04 so maybe his candidate can get lil' Tommie to affix that amendment, ya reckon?

[DaughterOfAnIwoJimaVet]

Satadru, you don't have to apologize, but you could get to work on having the Supreme Court overturn that law.

It'll be done tomorrow, you know.

No shortage of eye-rollers around here...

[Fred Mertz]

Yes you are quite right. It is people like me that are wrong with FR.

You got something correct for a change.

[Fred Mertz]

Hi Harry. I think we need to eliminate the smoke and mirrors so others might learn the truth, don't you?

[Amelia]

You didn't follow your sidekick over to the Bush-hater's site?

[Fred Mertz]

Grow up. Take your childish, petty hate elsewhere.

Am I supposed to know who you are? Or care?

[Keyes For President]

Yes, I admit the following quote was mine:

"LOL! As long as you don't stoop to paying for bush. "

If you are accusing me of occasionally (very rarely) posting a slightly off-color comment/joke, the I am GUILTY as charged. That comment was in bad taste, and I make no excuse for it.

However, you charged me with posting AFer type material and with trashing John Robinson. These are lies, and you know it. So yes, I am calling you a LIAR

[Keyes For President]

Isn't it strange that those who have pretended to be on a higher level of morality than we lowly Bush supporters end up being outed by their own doing? Sweet irony I guess. If I remember correctly, the freeper in question here holds either an elected or appointed position in his church. I bet you they would be very proud right now.

First of all, I admit that the joke about not paying for "bush" was in bad taste and unbecoming of a Christian. I am guilty of sin.

However, I never pretended to be on a higher level of morality than you.

I'm sure you have never done anything as bad as what I did by posting that off color remark.

[TLBSHOW]

Hi Harry. I think we need to eliminate the smoke and mirrors so others might learn the truth, don't you?

this should be interesting, so bring it on!

[Texasforever]

this should be interesting, so bring it on!

We haven't had a "moon landing was a hoax" thread in a long time.