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In my opinion, Kerry is a TOTAL loss as a human being - an arrogant snob, made all the more dangerous by his extreme left-leaning philosophy - and one who long ago passed his level of competence in anything other than being a kept man.

And, while George Bush is a good person, I think he has concentrated on freeing Iraq FAR more than he has concentrated on protecting the "physicality"; of THIS country (again in MY opinion), and it worries me greatly. With a Muslim terrorist presence in the tri-border area of South America, and the illegal invasion by our loving neighbors in Mexico, continuing to keep our borders open and porous is folly - if not worse.

And, I agree totally with you that the Bush administration has NO concept about what we are really up against. If it hasn't dawned yet that we are in a fight for our civilization here I don't know when - or if - it ever will.

And, I agree totally with you that the Bush administration has NO concept about what we are really up against. If it hasn't dawned yet that we are in a fight for our civilization here I don't know when - or if - it ever will.

He certainly does know. The problem is, and it will be with any president, unrestrained immigration has brought millions of people to this country who are anti-American, and who can't wait to see our destruction as a free nation.

Bush is trying to make peace with these people because he needs their votes. They have lobbyists in Congress threatening our elected officials if they go against immigration, or tell the truth about the Muslim religion. They have many attorneys throughout America who work night and day to steal money from the tax payers, circumvent our laws and negate our votes, and again our Congress is too terrified of these subversives to do anything against them. (Like kick their treasonous arses out of America.)

I agree with your assessment of Kerry. He is simply a bad man and really bad for this country.

Bush was anointed by the GOP behind-the-scenes king makers, not selected from the grass roots who really wanted a much more articulate conservative candidate willing to stand up to the special interests. From the start we conservatives were afraid that Bush was exactly what he seemed, a decent, bumbling compromiser.

Then Bush anointed Frist and he's been a major disappointment like Bush --nice, but not willing to fight, who easily caves because he just doesn't get what's at stake either.

Now that Saddam has been toppled and the Iraqis want us to leave their country, why don't we just think more of the troops and their families than of trying to teach the Iraqis to embrace democracy when they don't want it, don't understand it and aren't capable of developing it out of their own consciousness. I wish the Iraqis well, but my priority is our troops' safety and the welfare of their families. The Guards and their families are really suffering with these extended stays. Bush is taking their loyality for granted. If Iraq falls into anarchy when we leave it will be because of the mentality and weakness of the Iraqis and America is not responsible for their deficiencies. Bush broke his word on nation building.