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the real story of Georgia...
Aug. 15th, 2008 12:46 pmThis article dares to tell it like it is... Georgia was reckless, thought we'd jump in to save their ass, and now pays dearly for the blunder.
What are we going to do with Dubya?
Jul. 19th, 2006 12:14 pmIt seems the 'dunce in chief' has vetoed the real stem cell bill after signing the sham bills sent to him so he could say 'two out of three ain't bad'. Yeah, I know that there are a lot of things people would like to do to Dubya, but they are either illegal, immoral, or just bad enough to give progressives a bad reputation. For now we should all take the time to chastise the dummy via his website and let him know how you feel. Make sure he knows that either you or a relative suffer from some malady that might have a cure if stem cell research was supported in a fashion like the bill he just vetoed.
It is puzzling when we have a President (The Village Idiot) willing to veto
a stem cell research bill because it terminates what some on the right term
life (an embryo), yet he will send a person to war to be killed, he will
allow the killing of innocent civilians and call it collateral damage, and
finally he will execute someone by lethal injection and support capital
punishment. Is there something contradictory there?
a stem cell research bill because it terminates what some on the right term
life (an embryo), yet he will send a person to war to be killed, he will
allow the killing of innocent civilians and call it collateral damage, and
finally he will execute someone by lethal injection and support capital
punishment. Is there something contradictory there?
