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>>>I encourage the Senator to not give into the demands of racists who want to keep blacks on the Democratic plantation.

The Rev.Peterson is correct. Trent Lott should not step down. PresBushes remarks in Philidelphia today, slamming SenLott, were a total outrage and clearly was an attempt to pander to the liberal establishment, especially, America's black minority. Black America remains in the warm and cozy pocket of liberal socialism and will continue to vote for Democarts in overwhelming numbers.

This is politcal correctness and race baiting carried to the extreme. This isn't what winning the last election was all about. As a conservative, I won't condone the liberal elites making decisions for the Republican Party. If McConnell, Santorum, Nichols or Frist want to challenge Lott for the Majority Leadershipo position, okay. But it shouldn't happen because the liberal establishment has decided this is a good issue to parade before the American public. By blowing a minor incident into a federal case, the libdems are hoping to gain significant political capital and if Republicans allow Lott to be crucified, they will be sanctioning the actions of the liberal establishment.

I am really disappointed in Bush's comments. I thought he was above all this nonsense. I think he works too hard at appeasing those who will never be appeased, at validating those who have no validity and at apologizing for imaginary offenses claimed by professional offendees.