in his defense while under fire for his condemnation of Pres. Polk for provoking the Mexican War:
"There is an important sense in which government is distinctive from its administration. One is perpetual, the other is temporary and changeable.
A man may be loyal to his government and yet oppose the particular principles and methods of administration."
Now here was a Republican I agree with. Bush is a Republican I hope is temporary and changeable.
If you call me, and all the others that oppose the policies of Bush and his terrible administration by your pejoritive terms of un-American, anti-capitalist, useful idiots, et cetera, ad nauseum; then you paint the saint of Republicanism with the same brush.
as always, Publius
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and Abraham Lincoln said......
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- Antiwar or anti-America?
- Let's see what Theodore Roosevelt has to say on this matter.
- " It's obvious to anyone who is being at all objective about it t"
- There you have it Tom - in a nutshell
- Re: Antiwar or anti-America?
- Lessee.
- Re: Antiwar or anti-America?
- Re: Antiwar or anti-America?
