[GATOR NAVY]

House Democrats argued that it was merely a Republican political stunt because there is little danger of the FCC restricting conservative radio while George W. Bush is president.

Would that be the same George Bush who signed that abomination to the First Amendment, Campaign Finance Reform?

The same George Bush who just saw his pet amnesty bill shot down, in large part because of talk radio?

George Bush is a Republican, he's not a conservative. I certainly wouldn't take it for granted he's against the Fairness Doctrine.

[LdSentinal]

CFR would have passed even if Bush vetoed it.

[KarlInOhio]

George Bush is a Republican, he's not a conservative. I certainly wouldn't take it for granted he's against the Fairness Doctrine.

Especially after the spanking given to his and Fat Ted's amnesty bill today.

[Delacon]

“George Bush is a Republican, he’s not a conservative. I certainly wouldn’t take it for granted he’s against the Fairness Doctrine.”

Especially after today. Hee hee.

[kindred]

[George Bush is a Republican, he’s not a conservative. I certainly wouldn’t take it for granted he’s against the Fairness Doctrine.]

He could have been a good president but he decided to get along with the left wing, every time he did something good for America, he would follow it with something bad for America that pleased the left wing liberals.
He has hurt the conservative base by pandering to the left.

[nina0113]

I certainly wouldn't take it for granted he's against the Fairness Doctrine.

He might have been Wednesday. He's not today.