NYT MONDAY: BUSH HATE

DrudgeReport.com ^ | 8-3-03

[Paul Atreides]

That is true. I for one don't think that Bush is a perfect person. So far, I haven't seen a perfect Republican in the W.H. However, I'll take him over any of that bunch of fruitcakes on the socialist side of the aisle. Anyone who thinks that a candidate is going to agree with them 100% is fooling himself.

[horse_doc]

The core of this is from Leftist Baby Boomers, who are facing mortality, the fact that they were wrong about everything their entire lives, the fact that their own families are a wreck, and the fact that their secularism insures that their political philosophy will not outlive their generation.

It is too much to repent from. The only alternative is to attack.

[Timesink]

I think they have been, and are still, laying the groundwork to claim that there is a conservative bias in the media. They will claim that went against their candidate. There will also be the usual bit of blaming it on the voters who "did not have enough information." I also look for another manufactured scandal, concerning ballots.

And all those excuses will be laughed at and ignored. Without a "mainstream media" with an iron-fisted control over what Americans hear and read (and the days of that sort of dominance over American political discourse are long, long gone), those excuses will be shredded by the New Media within a single news cycle.

[Paul Atreides]

Think about how many people have fallen on the swords for the Clintons. Why? They just keep going to bat for those two, knowing full well how crooked they are. It is because of The Agenda. It is all that matters. In the Clintons, they have the closest thing to a socialist administration possible. Now, The Agenda has been interrupted. Even Hillary says that all of their work accomplished over the past eight years has been undone. We are dealing with people who want to play for keeps.

[Paul Atreides]

That is why the left despises the Internet and Talk Radio. They cannot stand conservatives not having to go through them.

[Russell Scott]

If they hate President Bush, can you imagine what's going to happen when Jesus Christ shows up. And you thought God sent people to hell. Sorry, people who hate God chose to go to hell. With God, you always get what you ask for.

[Reagan Man]

Many in the liberal establishment do hate PresBush, almost as much as conservatives and rank and file Republican's, hated Bill Clinton. It all comes from their warped perception that Bush-Cheney stole the election from Algore. All I can say is, thank God for the US Constitution.

And liberal Democrat's probably hate PresBush, far more then they did PresReagan and Bush41. Truth is, Democrat's feared Reagan's far more then they hated him. Hate is an irrational emotion. Fear is a sign of begrudging respect.

But whatever the Democrat's may do between now and election day, I doubt it will change the Bush-Rove campaign "strategery". It's still Bush in a landslide.

[Stultis]

What is great is that this seems to be turning into a grassroots support effort for Dean. He is saying what they want to hear (and he seems to believe it).

Just watch. If Dean gets the nomination he will "unbelieve" much of what he is now saying, and the press will "discover" that he was really a "moderate" all along. KEEP THOSE CLIPPINGS!

[Paul Atreides]

That can be seen in the actions of the feminazis and homosexuals. They don't like that Christianity condemns their practices so they get declared hate speech or twist its teachings.

[Vesuvian]

The hatred that the leftists feel toward George W. Bush stems from his open religiosity.

It's true what you say. The only other thing that is so hated today at this level is Mel Gibson's new movie. It seems to be a very vicious form of hate, the all-consuming life ruining hate that can eat a person up inside. The way these dems are acting reminds me of one of those horror movies when the vampire is forced to give up his victim thanks to a crucifix.

[Reagan Man]

>>>Yeah, they hate him worse than they hated Bush I and Reagan, but it still doesn't compare to how much they hated Nixon.

Agreed.

[Paul Atreides]

Many in the media try to claim that Republicans feel that Clinton was an illegitimate president. I don't ever recall hearing any Republican saying that. I do know that we have said that he was the worst possible Dim who could have gotten in. Yet, they try to chalk that up to hate.

Never have I seen any poster, sign, whatever about Clinton that comes close to the level of pure hatred that is displayed by the left for W.

[Eva]

Al Gore held fund raisers inside Black churches.

The religion of the left is a humanist variety that is more a religion of politics than a religion of God.

[Paul Atreides]

And, Joe Lieberman gets a pass for invoking God. However, let W mention Jesus and you would think that the world was coming to an end.

[LayoutGuru2]

I work with some of these people. They haven't changed their tune since the 2000 election. The nasty ones are of a tiny, shrinking minority. Let them keep whining and pay them no attention.

[Arizona]

. . . facing mortality, the fact that they were wrong about everything their entire lives, the fact that their own families are a wreck . . .

I've suspected as much myself. They made bad choices. Their own life failures, contrasted with those who have chosen a different path and done better, is driving their hatred.

JMHO, az

[Samurai_Jack]

Nothing generates hatred like success

[Paul Atreides]

So far, this is a great thread, with some excellent posts by everyone.

[rwfromkansas]

The NYT will be reporting this?

[dennisw]

NYT MONDAY: BUSH HATE /// Disdain of core Dems toward W. Bush runs very deep -- far deeper, some analysts say, than existed toward his father or Ronald Reagan... Developing...

Just like in Texas. The 'cRATS just can't handle being out of power. The Republicans had no majority in Congress for years and slogged through it. The Republicans had no majority in Texas legislature for years, had very unfair districts drawn, but slogged through it.

But the 'cRATS insist on making a spectacle of themselves when out of power. 5 year olds in the sandbox are better behaved.