http://www.humaneventsonline.com/article.php?id=11944
Seriously, a good question. What's going on? With all the negative publicity spewed from the liberal media, the left STILL can't get a foot-hold. 51% of Americans say they will definately NOT support Hillary for Pres. She's the best hope the left has to win back the big chair.
Why can't the left just realize that the majority of people don't want them? It's been shown overwhelmingly in the recent and definitive loss of power by the left in the US Government. Yet they continue (and have even escalated) their efforts to discredit the Admin thru lies and viscious attacks, the very same thing that caused them to lose power in the first place.
I don't get it.
| Bill O'Reilly wrote: |
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Jan 28, 2006 With all the problems the Bush administration is having in Iraq with surging oil prices and the media hammering the president 24/7 on just about everything, you would think liberalism would be getting some traction in North America. But apparently it's not. Polls show that Americans support conservative judge Samuel Alito for the Supreme Court by a wide margin, Canada just elected a conservative prime minister after 13 years of liberal rule, and the president's terror warrior poll numbers dwarf those of any Democrat, despite all the controversies over eavesdropping and interrogation. So what's going on? |
Seriously, a good question. What's going on? With all the negative publicity spewed from the liberal media, the left STILL can't get a foot-hold. 51% of Americans say they will definately NOT support Hillary for Pres. She's the best hope the left has to win back the big chair.
Why can't the left just realize that the majority of people don't want them? It's been shown overwhelmingly in the recent and definitive loss of power by the left in the US Government. Yet they continue (and have even escalated) their efforts to discredit the Admin thru lies and viscious attacks, the very same thing that caused them to lose power in the first place.
I don't get it.
| American Thinker wrote: |
| January 28th, 2006
The other day, the American people saw George W. Bush once again addressing his critics in connection with the NSA’s surveillance program . Despite the fact that he has been accused of the worst of possible motives – of willfully and deliberately breaking the law to spy on his fellow citizens – the President tackled this and other gratuitous charges without a trace of anger or bitterness. A relative few presidents in this country’s history have endured the kind of vicious and spurious attacks that have been leveled against George Bush. Completely abandoning any sense of decorum or statesmanship, some of the highest officials in the Democratic Party have repeatedly called him a liar, a loser, an election-thief, an airhead, and a fraud. Regularly likened to Hitler, there have been books discussing his assassination. Recently he was even dubbed the world’s greatest terrorist by one of America’s once-prominent entertainers . There are just a few of examples. Sadly, such views are increasingly becoming part of the mainstream liberal outlook. But no matter how malicious they have been, George Bush has always faced his critics with affability and goodwill. Even his most bitter enemies – hating him as they do – would be hard pressed to fault him for being uncivil or personally unpleasant. |

