Do you approve or disapprove of the way George W. Bush is handling his job as president? (freep it!)

http://www.nbcsandiego.com/index.html ^

[Mark in the Old South]

Re: "I can remember the time when abortionists were considered deviant sex criminals."

I know a few who still do. I sure feel this way and then some.

Re: "When human beings dumb themselves down morally then deviance becomes normal. But how much lower than the sewer can you go?"

Hopefully I have gone as far down as I will ever go. I do know one thing it is a lot easier to slide down that slippery slope than to climb back up. I sometimes wonder if laziness isn't the real reason most prefer to slide farther down (all the while saying "What slope?") than tackle the hard work of crawling up hill.

[daybreakcoming]

If you call throwing a string of meaningless words together "substance" - you are not in the league of most FReepers I've read. Yeah, I read some of your "In Forum" page - a waste of time. And have to wonder if English is even your first language based on this:"but that doesn't stop you from resenting it back in your face." You are tiresome - run along - I'm done.

[backtothestreets]

I didn't vote for GW Bush this last election, and I'm regististered to vote with no party affiliation. There are numerous issues that I am in disagreement with President Bush, but I feel he is doing a better job in his second term than people are giving him credit for.

I won't participate in this silly popularity poll. I just wanted to share my opinion.

[Mark in the Old South]

Re: "I'm done."

Yes you are. A bit over done but I am glad to see you admit it. Self awareness of a problem is the beginning of healing.

[WillMalven]

Absolutely:)

[NRA2BFree]

You shouldn't ask conservatives to vote, the disapproval rate will soar to over 80% now.

That's why I'm not voting! I'm so disappointed in him, I'd have to vote against him, and I don't want to give the liberals any encouragement.

[WillMalven]

Gee, I have an idea, let's vote in responsible people and then we won't have to have a split government. Heck we might even get some of this socialism rolled back. Unfortunately it may be too late.

The single most fiendishly clever act of the Democrat party was opening up welfare to the middle class.

Alexander Tytler 200 years ago said:

"A democracy cannot exist as a permanent form of government. It can only exist until the voters discover that they can vote themselves largesse from the public treasury. From that moment on, the majority always votes for the candidates promising the most benefits from the public treasury with the result that a democracy always collapses over loose fiscal policy, followed always by a dictatorship. The average age of the world's greatest civilizations has been 200 years."

We may be beyond help, yet I remain ever hopeful and positive in my outlook that someday the people will wake up.

[billbears]

Haven't been able to find a source for that actual quote. It's not in the book it is supposedly from. Only can find it in places on the net. However it is a good sentiment

As for voting in responsible people, we are past that. The only thing that will at least hinder the socialism for now is to have opposite parties in the executive and legislative branches

[attiladhun2]

Dear Mark:

I am already looking at the post-War on Terror domestic situation. Right now we don't want to upset things while there are terrorists out there trying to get ahold of nukes. However, after the islamofascist nutcases have been dealt with, I think it is time for conservative and other "right" thinking Americans to seriously consider how we are going to take back our nation from the internationalist elites. If they are not stopped, people like you and I will eventually find ourselves in prison or some "re-education and rehabilition" center for "social misfits". This social misfits will include Evangelical Christians, folks who think homosexuality is immoral, pro-lifers, heterosexula monogamists, American firsters, etc. I see it coming just as plain as dirt. Radical political correctness is already the state-sponsored ideology of the EU. Our Constitution has so far largely protected us from such nonesense. However, if the SC and courts of appeal keep pouring extra-Constitutional precepts into it, we will soon have a gutted Constitution which will no longer have the legal teeth to defend our rights.