[montag813]

Come on now. In fairness, how could it possibly benefit Bush to take either side here? Besides, he is trying to get David Pryor confirmed, and any comments on Moore's behalf would greatly complicate this.

[proud2serve]

Now I'm sure that the judicial system is confused. Since the Commandments are prominently displayed in the US Supreme Court, why take issue in a lesser court? I firmly believe that this is just lack of contraversy and something had to be the target again.

[Catspaw]

From the statements from Moore and his attorneys, Moore will be appealling the 11th circuit decision to the US Supreme Court. The President traditionally withholds comment about a pending case. If the Solicitor General submits an amicus brief in the case, we'll know the position of the administration.

[rabidralph]

From the start, the president's staff has said it's a matter for the state of Alabama to decide. Just like the Recall is a matter for the state of California to decide. Let the man enjoy his vacation and concentrate on national matters.

[vigilo]

The GOP is AWOL from the cultural war. What a bunch of worthless, good for nothing mice.

[LiteKeeper]

SPOTREP

[Zaxis]

I think it's safe to say that we know where Bill Clinton stands on "displaying erections".

[No Dems 2004]

President Bush needs to make stronger stands on moral issues and needs to stop being so evasive. Homosexuality is yet another issue he tries to duck and dive. He must show himself stronger.

[kegler4]

Bush is like the vast majority of politicians -- he's afraid he'll lose votes if he comments either way so he takes the easy route.

[FreeRep]

Here's Ten Commandments Poll.


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