To: Jim Robinson
Knock it off! As long as you invite biting the big_weenie as a method to change our nation, you have lost the promise about our nation. It's as though, you threw in the towel ... begging the lessor of evils to guide your government.
America's strength was about the greater of good and not the lessor of evil; we were based upon individual strength and dignity not random political views that modify our way of being.
To: Buckeroo
Yes, we could've elected Gore. And we'd still be negotiating with Osama bin Laden right now and desperately begging the UN to ask bin Laden to quit bombing our cities. And also asking the UN how best to disarm the American people and how to unplug our electric chairs and how to best introduce homsexualism into our schools, how to better treat our prisoners, how to improve race relations, how to tax Americans for a world Army, world court, etc, ratifying Kyoto, ratifying treaties allowing the UN to overrule our Supreme Court, etc, etc, etc. The socialist list is never ending.
But never fear. You'll have another chance with Hillary. If not next year, wait four.
630 posted on
06/14/2003 1:06:06 AM PDT by
Jim Robinson
(Conservative by nature... Republican by spirit... Patriot by heart... AND... ANTI-Liberal by GOD!)
To: Buckeroo
Try actually reading American history and learn about each former president. You view things through some altered sense, filtered through your imagination. That just doesn't cut it ! Your posts are sheer fantasies, stated as " fact ".
To: Buckeroo
Excellent!
I'll bump this if you don't mind. I grow tired of the weak, and those that eagerly settle for less.
America's strength was about the greater of good and not the lessor of evil; we were based upon individual strength and dignity not random political views that modify our way of being.
709 posted on
06/14/2003 7:39:07 AM PDT by
Joe Hadenuf
(Recall Gray Davis, position his smoking chair over a trap door, a memo for the next governor.)
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