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Maybe I’m missing something here, but I don’t see the bellicose calls for World War III and / or the use of military force against Russia — that the left is claiming — from anyone who has the authority to execute such a plan.  The Bush administration isn’t offering the use of our military to [...]

Posted August 13th, 2008 by Lisa under Editorials, George W. Bush | 3 Comments »

 

are they serious?

Non-”right wing crazies” also question the Democrats’ (and specifically Obama’s) patriotism. Like Joe Klein, for example. This is a chronic disease among Democrats, who tend to talk more about what’s wrong with America than what’s right. When Ronald Reagan touted “Morning in America” in the 1980s, Dick Gephardt famously countered that it was near midnight [...]

Posted April 3rd, 2008 by Lisa under '08 Election, Democrats, George W. Bush, Liberals | 3 Comments »

 

george bush hates children of all ages

That must be the reason that he wants parents who can easily afford it to pay for their kids’ health care without government assistance. That must be the reason why he wants to restrict the program only to children. (Some states even cover adults under SCHIP, and that’s why we need so much more money [...]

Posted October 15th, 2007 by Lisa under George W. Bush | No Comments »

 

stand by your man (part 1)

Let me preface this by saying that there are many areas where conservatives believe that President Bush has disappointed them. The debate over McCain-Kennedy comprehensive “immigration reform” is the most recent example of this perceived apostasy, and it’s a great example of how tone-deaf the administration has become lately. We are also annoyed with the [...]

Posted July 18th, 2007 by Lisa under '08 Election, Conservatives, George W. Bush, Republicans | 1 Comment »

 

i agree

Rich Lowry on the immigration deal: It might be the fate of President Bush to be remembered as the emblem of an Age of Cynicism, when — despite many encouraging economic and social indicators — we experienced a deep public funk, driven by the feeling that government couldn’t be trusted to do anything, at least [...]

Posted June 12th, 2007 by Lisa under George W. Bush, Illegal Immigration | 2 Comments »

 

memorial day

President Bush at Arlington National Cemetery: …The greatest memorial to our fallen troops cannot be found in the words we say or the places we gather. The more lasting tribute is all around us — a country where citizens have the right to worship as they want, to march for what they believe, and to [...]

Posted May 28th, 2007 by Lisa under George W. Bush | No Comments »

 

smackdown: the carter vs. bush edition

If I had former President Jimmy Carter’s dubious record of achievement, I would be more careful about calling another President’s administration the “worst in history”. Someone might actually call him on it, like Deputy WH Press Secretary Tony Fratto, who said, ” I think it’s sad that President Carter’s reckless personal criticism is out there…I [...]

Posted May 20th, 2007 by Lisa under Democrats, George W. Bush, Liberals | 4 Comments »

 

attorney-gate

The firing of eight US attorneys was handled badly – the left and right can both agree on this. That said, Bush and Attorney General Alberto Gonzales had the right to fire them. There are a few cases where you could make the argument that it was politically motivated. After reading piles and piles of [...]

Posted March 26th, 2007 by Lisa under Democrats, George W. Bush, Republicans | 11 Comments »

 

SOTU: is anyone still listening?

i liked much of what president bush had to say last night. unfortunately for him, i think that many americans have decided that nothing the president could say would change their minds about him and about his iraq policy.  so they are tuning out everything he says, no matter what the subject is. the president’s [...]

Posted January 24th, 2007 by Lisa under George W. Bush | 2 Comments »

 

unbelievable

Every day we hear of the death toll through the fomenting of civil strife, a campaign of murder and kidnapping and brutality, all of it designed to stifle Iraqi democracy at birth, and al-Zarqawi was its most vicious persecutor. The death of al-Zarqawi is a strike against Al Qaeda in Iraq, and therefore a strike [...]

Posted June 9th, 2006 by Lisa under George W. Bush, Iraq, Tony Blair | 2 Comments »

 

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