Posted on 06/28/2005 6:23:58 AM PDT by dogbarks77
I was stuck at a recent conference with no FNC at the hotel. Only CNN and PMSNBC. IT IS UNBELIEVABLE how truly anti-american CNN has become when you watch it beyond small doses.
If you watch CNN only you would think jimmy (the idiot) carter is president and we are in the depths of the malaise ecconomy. It is not just CNN reporting only bad news, it is CNN editorializing spin to make ALL news bad.
(ie man wins lottery, bush clobbers him with federal tax bill)
"You losers in life are so boring and predictable."
They smell bad too.
"I was stuck at a recent conference with no FNC at the hotel. Only CNN and PMSNBC. IT IS UNBELIEVABLE how truly anti-american CNN has become when you watch it beyond small doses."
It is amazing when that happens and even worse when you can't access Free Republic to get the real news.
I would never rely on CNN. I am strictly a Fox fan, Brit Hume polls are what I tend to trust.
Smelly, slimey and other s word adjectives.
I don't get my news solely from the leftist media. In fact, most of my news is gleened from that posted to Free Republic - I use it as sort of a conservative news clipping service. I read news from all sources and make up my own mind.
I'm just not happy with him right now. I expected far more in his second term. Mostly, I felt very betrayed by his talk of amnesty for criminal invaders (ie. illegal aliens) so soon after starting his second term. It demonstrated that rewarding lawbreakers was one of his highest priorities and that really did it for me. That was the day I scraped the Bush stickers off my vehicles. He has still yet to veto a single bill and the Republicans in congress are spending like drunken sailors. He's not providing the fiscal leadership that he should be. He should be threatening to veto their bloated, pork-filled budgets so that they won't even pass that stuff, but he's not. He's going to sign each one of them without any hesitation. He has been largely ineffective on a Republican agenda and even his own agenda. The war in Iraq is grinding on and I'm not seeing the progress I expected. Our "kinder, gentler" methods over there are getting our soldiers killed. And it sickens me to see women in combat. Bush as Commander-in-Chief could have kept that from happening and, instead, he was part of sneaking in this new precedent. He's letting the Democrats get away with far too much. Did he even comment on Durbin's seditious remarks? Did he spank Kennedy for demanding that Rumsfield resign?
This stuff adds up and despite some of the areas where I disagreed with the President I've been approving of his job performance. Lately, like I said, weighing all the factors and everything he's doing, it has slipped into the slight disapproval column in my opinion.
Would I approve more of the job that John Kerry would have been doing? Absolutely not! But Bush has left a lot to be desired in this second term.
You have a freepmail re the lack of humor and chronic pessimism, liberals have.
I agree with alot of what you say, although I still have my W stickers on. Even tho I don't agree with him on everything, I love George W when the the real George W stands up.
I assume you don't live in a border state.
Thanks.
Meekonegop has a great Back Stabbing GW graphic art for the long seasoned backstabbing trolling moles.
Maybe, he will post it if we say please.
This pretty much sums it up. Amazingly, all the tactics that did not work for them in the last election are the exact same ones they are dusting off and trying again for the next one!
What was it Einstien said about insanity?
Something like, "The insane keep doing the same thing that didn't work again and again."
Yuckie Buckie!
Why is a surge in Army recruiting important?
Pinko implies only a "little bit communist" which may be like being a little bit pregnant, but these people, I swear are hard core marxist-leninist communist agitators who are trying to destroy the fabric of life in this country.
They talk about the Wall of Separation of Church and State and how the Church wasn't the be all end all in the Founders thinking. Maybe there is something to that. What is the rest of the moral equation that's gotten us 225 years down the road? I think it was belief in the Republic itself, in the Grand Experiment, in Citizenship, in the idea that we were something special here, something to be preserved. Now that notion is shot. I don't hear much about dying for this country... I wonder sometimes, whether those who give their lives so the 10 commandments can be chiseled off of courtroom walls and churches can be seized so taxable properties can go up in their place, can really be said not to have died in vain. This ship is going down.
If I died for this country, what/who would I have died for?
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