Does "Bush bashing" bother you?

Scat, have you selected failed to remember my posts about the good things happening in Iraq.

You might want to think about why your memory is so selective.

"There is positive and negative news coming out of Iraq. If you are only interested in the negative news, you might want to stop and consider why."

Oh please! I'm glad you're thrilled about the good stuff in Iraq. Many Americans are still maimed or dead. It doesn't equal out.
Different priorities, I guess.

Quote:

"Two big announcements coming out of Washington DC. The tour of duty for 20,000 troops in Iraq may be extended. That's too bad. And the other announcement, the tour of duty for President Bush may not be extended."

David Letterman

The Heinz Corporation is trying to distance itself from John Kerry. They're not sure they've been too successful, though, because he still takes 57 different positions on every issue.

"Republican Senator Chuck Hagel says it may be time to reinstate the draft. When President Bush heard about that, he said, 'Uh oh, does that mean I have to go back to Alabama?"

"John Kerry has three Purple Hearts for his war wounds and Dick Cheney has one Purple Heart from deep dish pizza."

"Our old friend independent candidate Ralph Nader says he thinks the draft is coming back. ... But then again, Ralph thinks he's coming back."

"President Bush used an Associated Press luncheon to address a recent poll showing two-thirds of Americans believe another terrorist attack is 'somewhat likely' before the November elections.

Reassure us, Mr. President!

(Bush footage: 'Our intelligence is good. It's just never perfect, that's the problem. We're disrupting cells here in America. We're chasing people down. But we've got a big country.')

There you have it. Vote Bush in '04. Because if this were Luxembourg, he could keep us safe."

Scrat, the following are some of my posts under my own "new topics." ...

Scrat, thanks for your open-mindedness. One down, only 100 more to go toward learning what people are really all about instead of misconceptions.

BBB

Scrat, I think it probably applies to everyone.

Now if only McGentrix and others of similar ideology would follow the example by considering other points of view worthy of interest and validity.

BBB

This thread and others have seen a lot of discussion on 'what is the nature of Bush's religious faith, and what influence has that had on his administration's policies?'

Quote:

"The Jesus Factor" asks what's behind the president's religious beliefs.
By Dana Stevens
Posted Thursday, April 29, 2004, at 4:01 PM PT

Godly intervention

"The Jesus Factor," a new Frontline documentary that premieres tonight on PBS stations across the country (check local listings for times and stations), helps to answer a question I've been asking since George W. Bush first took office. Not "Why, oh God, why?" (I reserve that one for my more private devotional moments), but, what does our president actually believe? Between his carefully scripted press conferences, his retinue of handlers, and his relatively short career in public service, George W. Bush has remained something of an ideological cipher, even as he executes policies that take our country further and further to the right. This one-hour program limits its scope to the president's personal religious convictions, asking: How much of his vaunted Christian faith springs from genuine conviction, and how much is politically expedient lip service? And more important, how has W.'s belief system affected his administration's policy decisions?

Much of this documentary was shot in Midland, Texas, tracing the younger Bush's journey from AA-style "self-help Methodist" to born-again evangelical.

http://slate.msn.com/id/2099698/

Oh goodie, more attacks on the President's religion!