Republicans Distancing Themselves from the Bush Administration?
By: Lance Winslow
The Mass Media in all their hysteria and nightly hokum would have us believe that the entire Republican Party is distancing them selves from the Bush Administration. This simply is not so.
One angry young man from South Carolina, supporter of Jesse Jackson and blogger extraordinaire [or so he claims] named Tyree states; “He [President Bush] is so bad that even the bi-partisan Republicans can no longer support him, that should tell you something in itself!”
Of course this Tyree fellow is again dead wrong and why would any citizen wish or want a controlling party, which did not debate issues? Why would you want a party of yes men? Open debate and politics are healthy to some degree. President Bush enjoys debate and discussion to help get at the best possible solution. If you will read “Primate Politics” you might better understand the process of politics. It is okay to agree to disagree, in fact it is important to be able to do that, while simultaneously maintaining respect. After Tyree finally conceded to the debate, he attempted to save face like all liberals do and change his tactics to stating President George W. Bush is stupid?
Tyree states; “ He [The President of the United States] is clearly the most dishonest, inept, and outright unintelligent President we’ve had in my 44 years on this earth, period.”
Tyree has attempted to do what so many liberals do, repeat bogus crap they heard on TV or out of the mouth of people like Luis Faracon. But alas Tyree is incorrect as President Bush’s IQ is 140 and more importantly his dedication, perseverance and ability to press on is a major plus for America in the present period. What is your IQ Tyree? What have you done? Have you met the man you critique or basing this on media hate from the opposition party? I see so you do not equal his IQ and have never met him, but you spout and spew your hate and ignorance? Interesting. Consider the source when you hear negative things about our Commander in Chief. Think on this in 2006.
Lance Winslow