1 posted on
09/11/2002 8:52:40 AM PDT by
dead
To: dead
Bump!
2 posted on
09/11/2002 9:03:48 AM PDT by
F-117A
To: dead
Hitchens misses the mark here
Koyoto,ICC,Old cold war missle changes,
the Plane in China, stem cell research,
no Bush is wise beyond his peers,surely
he will win this war,but he is daily
reclaiming America's souvernty.
God bless Bush,Go bless America
and God help Hitchens
To: dead
No chief executive has ever looked so small and shrunken in public...I beg to differ. I thought he looked shocked, and then DETERMINED! I was proud of his restraint -- not wanting to upset the children, or the teacher.
To: dead
"...but I am sure of two things: first, that it will be won, at the very least by the defeat of the crazed elements on the "other" side; second, that it will be going on long after George Bush has ceased to be president of the USA."
I fear that terrorists will still be a potent element should a demoncrat become President. The democrat's lack of honor, ethics and sense of country is a coombination that spells the end of this country.
Can you imagine what would happen if klinton or gore was Commander-in-Chief? In fact I can think of no democrat that would or could mount a defense to attacks on out shores.
If you think the frogs broke and ran in previous wars, I suspect any dem would make those instances look like a valiant effort. I can only hope that our military would have the strength and 'nads necessary to take charge and finish the job.
7 posted on
09/11/2002 9:23:56 AM PDT by
lawdude
To: dead
Having read Hitchens stuff for nearly twenty years now I actually consider this piece to be complimentary of Bush, in a backhanded way.
Hitchens is an elitist, and this is as close as he will ever come to complimenting a US president. Aside from the cheap shots most of this article is pretty good.
11 posted on
09/11/2002 10:15:01 AM PDT by
skeeter
To: dead
Bush feels this deep in his guts, and doesn't feel that he has to come up with much in the way of rationalisation. Nor does Bush require a consensus for his gut feelings.
Having a President that demonstrates the fact that he is, indeed, a morally centered man is something that the Democrats, our enemies and our erstwhile "European Friends" cannot seem to come to grips with. They think that Bush is too stupid to agree with them, when in reality he is too moral to submit to the easy path. And that which cannot be understood or subverted must be diminished and destroyed
One of my first posts to a discussion group was in Nov., 1992 on the old Compuserv politics thread. I predicted a rough road for Clinton because of his sociopathic lack of any moral center.
I think that America is wiser today.
To: dead
"A LESS flattering way of saying this is that Bush can grasp only simple
concepts."
Apparently, the DNC has sent out another communique. Since they've failed to discredit President Bush in all their other attempts, they are now saying that he can only see things as black and white, and that others must fill in the details for him. We can expect to see a lot of this tripe in the next few weeks.
By the way, Hitchens is a gas bag. He's written liberal columns so long that he can no longer admit to himself that he's WRONG. Pathetic.
16 posted on
09/11/2002 10:51:13 AM PDT by
kitkat
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