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and the pro-life movement suffers another unfortunate setback
I could not agree moreIMHO, he deserves to have been defeated for using such a non-sensical term(well, and also for his ridiculous ‘classified’ document that ‘showed’ there were WMD in Iraq, and the silly speech he gave which detracted from the seriousness of the ‘snowflake baby’ issue)
Mike
I don’t know why Bush used that term. It’s used by “bloggers” and kids on various web forums who have almost no idea what they’re talking about. (of course, Bush isn’t that keen on technology apparently)I agree that “Islamic fascism” is nonsense.
It is also used by a number of historians and college professors I know. Maybe the most famous is Victor Davis Hanson. But it is a term that offends a lot of people and is banned on this form.I don’t know why Bush used that term. It’s used by “bloggers” and kids on various web forums who have almost no idea what they’re talking about. (of course, Bush isn’t that keen on technology apparently)
I’m wondering why, as a Catholic, you didn’t support Santorum. Solid on life issues, good family man. Perhaps you thought ‘Islamic Fascism’ was a little strongly-worded, but why waste a vote on a third party candidate (or not vote at all…) and remove such a solid pro-life leader from office?I could not agree more
I live in PA and voted for every Republican on my ballot except Santorum. I didn’t vote for Casey either because I won’t support anyone who approves of embryonic stem cell research or the morning after pill.
I agree that “Islamic fascism” is nonsense.
Santorum deserved to lose, and good riddance.
If the shoe fits…Fascism is a radical political ideology that combines elements of corporatism, authoritarianism, nationalism, militarism, anti-anarchism, socialism and anti-liberalism.
I have to admit, I don’t keep up with politics in the East. Anyone have any insight into why Santorum lost?
I’m wondering why, as a Catholic, you didn’t support Santorum. Solid on life issues, good family man. Perhaps you thought ‘Islamic Fascism’ was a little strongly-worded, but why waste a vote on a third party candidate (or not vote at all…) and remove such a solid pro-life leader from office?
I live in PA and I don’t think Santorum even had a chance.I could not agree more
I live in PA and voted for every Republican on my ballot except Santorum. I didn’t vote for Casey either because I won’t support anyone who approves of embryonic stem cell research or the morning after pill.
I agree that “Islamic fascism” is nonsense.
Santorum deserved to lose, and good riddance.
The Democrats have to figure out a lot of things now. What seems to be missing is:Anybody get the feeling that the Democrats realy don’t have a plan to fix the Iraq war? What can they do? It’s like a broken record… ‘new direction,… ‘new direction’, …new direction’. With no specifics. They better come through, two years from now is right around the corner.
-D
I love my country and hope we have victory in the war. At the same time I am looking forward to seeing the Democrats deliver on all of these grand and ever vague ideas. grabs popcorn.The Democrats have to figure out a lot of things now. What seems to be missing is:
It is a lot easier to be the opposition than the majority party in any of the branches of government.
- A plan for Iraq
- A national leader
- A plan for national security
Now those Rape victims rapists can’t be caught and brought to justice.Kansas has re-elected its pro-abortion Catholic governor by a wide margin; and rejected its pro-life attorney general in favor of his pro-abortion Catholic opponent, again by a large margin. Kansas seems always to protect its abortion industry.
How? The House doesn’t have any say in judicial appointments. If the Democrats win the Senate, then they can force more moderate judicial nominations from Bush, but it’s unlikely that this will happen.and the pro-life movement suffers another unfortunate setback
Are you calling the Senate for the Republicans?How? The House doesn’t have any say in judicial appointments. If the Democrats win the Senate, then they can force more moderate judicial nominations from Bush, but it’s unlikely that this will happen.