On 5/12/08 2:18 AM, in article Xns9A9CDA6F4063bat222@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
"tango"
<tango@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Gary <kw4z@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in
> news:C44D512A.23367%kw4z@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>> http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D90IF1L82&show_article=1
>>
>> Just one of many headlines that are all too common today. This link
>> about a Bank that was closed and taken over by the Federal Reserve for
>> their banking practices. Those with under $100,000 in accounts are
>> guaranteed not to lose money. If we were to list all the gloomy news
>> re****ts or headlines sadly there would not be enough room, not even on
>> the internet it seems.
>>
>> Frankly I can't imagine anyone wanting to assume the job of President
>> in this time and feel no matter who gets it that it's going to be a
>> disastrous time for them unless they are extremely talented.
>> Regardless though the damage that our next president can do is in the
>> Judicial system through the types of Judges that they appoint. As
>> with most any president it's Congress that actually does most of the
>> damage but politicians usually find unique ways to act together to
>> screw things up in the end.
>>
>>
> You or no one else can make the claim that Bush was not responsible for
> his own mess. He had a solid Republican Congress who gave him a blank
> check for anything and everything he asked for the first 6 years.
> When the Democrats led by the Idiots Polosi and Reid took over the
damage
> was done and Bush still had veto power which pretty much let him block
> anything he wanted.
> This was a Republican Presidency and Republican Congress who created
this
> mess and not the Democrats or anyone else!
> If the Democrats win we will have a pro homo***ual, pro gay marriage,
pro
> black, pro criminal, pro amnesty for illegals and probably antigun
> judicial appointments.
> If the Republicans win we will have pro amnesty for illegals, pro Gay
> closet homo***uals, anti abortion, pro big bigness, pro wealthy and pro
> white crime judicial appointments.
> We are screwed either Way on judicial appointments.
>
>
Did you really expect I'd try to argue with you on this one? I didn't
care
much for either George Bush Presidency nor did I vote for either one of
them
I always thought the best BUSH would have been Jeb but he spent his time
as
Governor of Florida. That said I do have one admiration of President Bush
(George W that is) and that is that at least he does stick with his
convictions and is not driven by which ever way the wind blows or which
poll
says what. Works great if the decisions he makes are good ones and not so
good when they aren't or there isn't a Congress that will stop the damage.
The Republicans had a golden op****tunity handed them when they had the
trust
of the nation and were put into power. Then they hatched the golden egg
and
put it in their own pockets. I'm not trying to defend them but I feel
that
the Democratic party has been hijacked also and, like you, I fear we will
receive no help from anyone.
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