Tired of the centrist mumble? Here are some refreshing comments
straight from the"tell it like it is" school.
Straight Shooters who are not Bush apologists
On treating the Saudi thug visiting
Bush at his ranch like royalty instead of a terrorist
I am against America until this
life ends, until the Day of Judgment...My hatred of America, if
part of it was contained in the universe, it would collapse...She
is the root of all evils and wickedness on earth...Oh Muslim Ummah
don't take the Jews and Christians as allies...Muslim Brothers in
Palestine, do not have any mercy, neither compassion on the Jews,
their blood, their money, their flesh. Their women are yours to
take, legitimately. God made them yours. Why don't you enslave their
women? Why don't you wage jihad? Why don't you pillage them?" Saudi
government cleric Shaikh Saad Al-Buraik, who recently hosted a two-day
telethon that raised $109 million for the families of "martyred"
Palestinian fighters, article by Cal Thomas
On Bush encouraging more illegals
when we face a grave national security threat--and a grave social
welfare threat
And over the weekend in his weekly
radio address, President Bush again pushed Congress to pass Section
245(i), a mini-amnesty that rewards tens of thousands of aliens
who illegally crossed the border or overstayed their visas -- while
millions of law-abiding people around the world wait patiently for
green cards to become available. Are Republican leaders so afraid
of being labeled "racists," and so desperate for votes, that they'll
continue to sell out their commitment to the rule of law -- and
our national security with it? Michelle
Malkin
On Bush's sacrificing principles
The National Air Traffic Controllers
Association confirmed that Abdullah requested no women work as air
traffic controllers for his flights. But that’s not the outrage.
The outrage is that we complied—that our FAA rolled over and did
as he asked, then lied about it. . . But instead of doing the right
thing—and like a true Texan, telling this rattlesnake where to go—President
Bush gave in to him, forcing Israel to give Abdullah’s friend Arafat
the freedom we’d never give Abdullah’s friend Bin Laden. Talk about
wimpishness. Debbie
Schlussel
On waste and fraud continuing under the Bush White
House along with their wild liberal spending
"According to an upcoming report by the Citizens Against
Government Waste, money appropriated for AIDS prevention is regularly
funneled into questionable social programs. For example, STOP Aids
project of San Francisco, received nearly $700,000 from the Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention in 2001. Some of the subsidies
were used to "sponsor a seminar on "How to make your man tremble
with delight. ... In October, the project sponsored "the basics
of sadomachiscism" for men "curious about leather and fetish sex.""
Armstrong
Williams
On more wild liberal Republican spending while
tax slavery grows
Tax rates are too high, saving is taxed excessively
relative to consumption, some forms of income are taxed two or three
times while others are not taxed at all, and in general the tax
system is just too complex and in desperate need of radical simplification.
Bruce
Bartlett
On Bush's huge leap further
into leftist land
Some of the more egregious examples
include The Farm Security Act; a $73 billion hike in agricultural
subsidies enacted with the ostensible purpose of aiding impoverished
farmers. However, restrictions that link these subsidies to select
crops and total acreage ensure that wealthy farm owners, corporate
executives and even other legislators benefit the most. For example,
basketball star Scottie Pippen and billionaires Charles Schwaab,
David Rockefeller and Ted Turner each received six-digit farm subsidies
over the past five years. Armstrong
Williams
On Bush's "Unequal Justice
Under Law"
And what Mr. Bush may have given
the Democrats is an assurance that he will not embarrass their party
by aggressively pursuing the Marc Rich pardon investigation. Although
the Justice Department continues to say that probe is "on the front
burner," agents have told me there is little incentive to get things
done. In fact, one investigator said, if you push too hard on the
case, you could find yourself in Fargo, N.D. Bill
O'Reilly
On Bush's throwing more of the
citizens money at our enemies
Now along comes President George
W.Bush with a proposal to give $5bn (£3.5bn) in aid to the developing
world, a category of nation that, alas, is all too often led by
dictators or near-despots, not to mention firebreathing fundamentalists.
Amity
Shlaes
On the two-faced terrorism policy
"The president will face a tough choice: Follow the
War Party and invade Iraq, which will shatter his Arab and allied
coalition, or try to force a peace in the Palestinian conflict,
which will shatter his domestic coalition. President Bush decided
to pursue both courses. He is now on the verge of shattering both
coalitions." Pat
Buchannon
More on Bush's two-faced terrorism policy
"This nation will do what it takes to defend that
which it holds dear." The words spoken Monday could have come from
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon. They didn't. They came from
President Bush, speaking at a rally in Tennessee. But the president's
words make it all the more puzzling why he now insists that Israel
cannot do the same to defend herself. Linda
Chavez
And even more on Bush's two-faced terrorism policy
When it comes to attacks on the United States, President
Bush reiterated his commitment to "find the enemy wherever they
may hide" and "defend freedom, no matter what the costs." Yet, he
tells the Israelis that they cannot hunt down terrorists in the
West Bank and that the cost of defending their freedom may well
be US support. It is a double standard unworthy of the president
and inimical to the interests of the United States. Linda
Chavez
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