No thanks, I am now voting 3rd party unless it is someone like McClintock or Tancredo.I understand.
On the OTHER hand:
Posted on 04/21/2006 9:55:24 AM PDT by RonDog
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Apr 20, 2006 7:28 am US/PacificPresident Bush's California Itinerary
President Bush begins his four-day visit to California today. Here is his schedule.
FRIDAY (4/21)
Visits Cisco Systems in San Jose and talks with Silicon Valley executives about the American Competitiveness Initiative. After this even is when Governor schwarzenegger says he'll make a direct appeal to the president for federal help to repair the state's levees.
SATURDAY (4/22)
Tours the California Fuel Cell Partnership in West Sacramento, speaks on advanced transportation technology.
Attends a Republican National Committee fundraiser in Palm Springs.
SUNDAY (4/23)
Attends church service and has lunch with troops at Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center in Twentynine Palms.
MONDAY (4/24)
More events possible.
Perfect except Bush is all about amnesty & I think he will take action to keep the wall from being built.
This administration has turned me away from the Republican party. 6 years of R's in control & we have seen spending go out of control, government growth & enabled open borders. No thanks, I am now voting 3rd party unless it is someone like McClintock or Tancredo.
No thanks, I am now voting 3rd party unless it is someone like McClintock or Tancredo.I understand.
On the OTHER hand:
If Hillary is nominated, I will vote against her.
I don't think she will get the nod...too many people hate her.
The Rats will be out in force.See also THIS thread:I'd be astounded if I'm wrong about this.
Protesters force Bush to move Stanford meeting
Mercury News ^ | April 21, 2006
Posted on 04/21/2006 7:19:36 PM PDT by santorumlite
Protesters force Bush to move Stanford meeting President Bush's visit to Stanford University's Hoover Institution was quickly moved to another location after more than 1,000 protesters converged around the Hoover tower.
The White House said the protesters blocked the only road into the central areaof the campus where Hoover is located, which forced a meeting with several Hoover fellows to be moved to the campus home of former Secretary of State George Shultz, a Hoover fellow who organized the gathering.
The motorcade instead traveled to the house, which is on the outer edge of campus. The change in plans delayed the president's arrival by about 15 minutes. Protesters said they were disappointed that the President would not see them and accused the President of sneaking around to avoid them.(Excerpt) Read more at mercurynews.com ...
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I'd like to see these people arrested and seriously charged one of these days. I'd also like to see some of them -- no, many of them -- badly hurt while resisting arrest. Unless that happens, these incidents will only get worse, and the president of the U.S. will look more and more like a lame duck, which we can't afford as a nation.
I wouldn't be surprised if every one of these California events gets screwed up. Makes me mad. These people don't believe in the democratic process. Their fundamental orientation toward any opposition is violent, as is their fundamental orientation toward our entire society. They are our enemy.
I'd like to see these people arrested and seriously charged one of these days.See THIS picture, also from Yahoo! PHOTOS, it looks like the police officers mean business HERE:I'd also like to see some of them -- no, many of them -- badly hurt while resisting arrest.
Yes, but apparently they didn't do enough, soon enough. The president's venues shouldn't be changed by these little vermin, and it was.
How about:
"You lost your base on illegal immigration, dude!"
Every American (even FReepers - I just never thought I'd see the day they would join DUmmies to do so) have the right to peaceably assemble and protest the POTUS.
That's what I thought it was going to be ;)
Protestors from the left, right or both?
Members of South Bay Mobilization for Peace and Justice have their signs and megaphones ready.
By Steve
Bush walking down the stairs
They have no right to disrupt an event, and they did.
Typical incompetence.
I loved what the Minuteman spokesperson told the LA Times about not demonstrating at Bush's Irvine visit tomorrow. He claimed Bush wasn't "worth the trouble." What a joke.
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