A Novel's Plot Against the President

Washington Post ^ | June 29, 2004 | Linton Weeks

[concerned about politics]

Now a novel that you couldn't give away will be a bestseller thanks to the slobbering Michael Moore sychophants.

If the left can keep buying all these hate books, they can certainly afford to pay for their own health care.

[concerned about politics]

Dems like Kennedy, Gore, ect.

Gore went nuts after losing the election. That's obvious.
Kennedy fried his brain on booze.
Moore? Junk food, drugs, and lack of bathing, I suppose.

[Mo1]

115 pages for 18 dollars????

Yea .. I had the same thought

[monkeyman81]

sounds like what bill clinton would have done if he had a time machine.

[concerned about politics]

115 pages for 18 dollars????

Yea .. I had the same thought

A fool and his money are soon parted.
They wonder why they can't pay their own health care bills! Sheesh! DUH!

[RightthinkinAmerican]

The thing that burns me is that they've perpetuated the lies against Bush, which will be the reasons if an attempt is made by some nut. We've heard them over and over, and if an attempt is made on Bush's life (I pray to God that it is NOT), the libs, the media, late night comics, and anyone who has lent creedence to these repeating lies as truth are accomplices to it. They are LIES, they KNOW they are lies, but they keep repeating them against a good man for pure, selfish personal gain.

You can bet the hypocritical press would poo-poo any connection, even as they claimed a connection to McVeigh and the Turner Diaries (I believe rightly so, in that case). I honestly believe the writer of this book INTENDS or hopes to put ideas in some whacko's head.

[concerned about politics]

The thing that burns me is that they've perpetuated the lies against Bush

I don't often listen to what a democrat says. It's mostly "Vote for me, and I'll steal money from someone else and put it in your pocket." I watch what they do. They're terrified. They're really, seriously, going berserk.
There's something going on behind the scenes that isn't showing in the news or something. I've read that the Republicans could hold onto the entire next generation of voters. I wonder if that's the case. I wonder if the left knows it's dying like an AIDs patient, slow and painfully. I'll bet they know, and they're struggling to survive. I hope that's why they're going nuts. Their own Karma and hate will quicken their demise.

[RightthinkinAmerican]

They are near schizophrenic with their obsession with hating Bush and with their thirst for power. I pray there are enough sane people left in this country to keep Bush in. These people scare the crap out of me. I am genuinely concerned for Dubya's safety now. It's gotten so fevered that I can hardly stand to keep up on events. I am literally sick to my stomach as I type this. The injustice of it all just eats at me. You can't turn on a channel without someone bashing Bush. I used to like Letterman - last week he has Moore - I turn him on tonight and he's inteviewing Ambassador Joseph Wilson, and taking it all as fact. Un-Lahey_believable.

[concerned about politics]

You can bet the hypocritical press would poo-poo any connection, even as they claimed a connection to McVeigh and the Turner Diaries (I believe rightly so, in that case). I honestly believe the writer of this book INTENDS or hopes to put ideas in some whacko's head.

These people must have learned from Bin Ladin. They sit back and brainwash others do the dirty work for "The cause."

[scott7278]

I don't regularly watch David Letterman, but what I do see is constant Bush-bashing. Is this something new, or has he always been this way?

It seems like the veil is being lifted in America.

[Travis McGee]

115 pages for 18 dollars????

568 pages for 20 dollars.

Lots of assassinations, and even a great checkpoint chapter.

[concerned about politics]

I am genuinely concerned for Dubya's safety now. It's gotten so fevered that I can hardly stand to keep up on events. I am literally sick to my stomach as I type this. The injustice of it all just eats at me.

They want their socialist revolution. Clinton almost got it for them. Bush is bringing sanity back.
All the work they've done to create a socialist society through out the world is being destroyed, setting them back generations. That's why the A.N.S.W.E.R. group is here. They're communists and socialists left over from WWII, Marxists, and hold overs from the Soviet union. Clinton was their guy, and he went out in disgrace. They're outraged.
FOX just reported Kerry has a 29% favorability rating. Not good for them.

[Adrastus]

Nut. Pervert. Say what you will. The same thing could be said of someone reading the Turner Diaries. All that's required is that the right combination of hate and imbalance get together and we have a home grown disaster.The same thing that caused the OKC bombing.Here we are: doing al-Quadas work for them.

Having said that, this is just the logical extension of the enflammatory rhetoric from the left coupled with an irresponsible media. These things combine to create an atmosphere that is at least scarey. And I don't scare easily.

At no other time in history has this sort of seditious, reckless behavior ever been allowed by a civilized society. I said it before and will say it again. This is directly attributable to the democrats lust for power and the White House. Nothing could make it any clearer: In no way should they be allowed to accomplish their objectives. We allow it at our own peril.

[concerned about politics]

, or has he always been this way?

Yeh. He got orgasmic over the Clintons. He's a dork.

[RightthinkinAmerican]

It never seemed so one-sided before. I can take some ribbing if it's dished evenly, but it's not even close now.

[Tamzee]

Just when I think the left can't get any more vile...

[Paleo Conservative]

1968

[BigSkyFreeper]

1968

I knew it had to be the late 1960's.

[BigSkyFreeper]

115 pages for 18 dollars????

The price of kookdom comes cheap.

[risk]

I put this manuscript away and haven't looked at it since because it scares me too much to read it. (And I never showed it to anyone)

I wonder how much interesting fiction never sees the light of day.