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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: American Spirit who wrote (156962)	7/1/2001 4:23:55 PM
From: Thomas A Watson	Respond to of 769667

Dear dear clueless windbag >>>>>. No way Republicans are impressing Hispanic voters. Hispanic voters were not discussed in the article. duhhhh By the way I'm still curious, have you decided by your life choices to have no children or maybe it's sad circumstance??? I take into account the rationale of some who have consciously chosen extinction. It's not a judgement but a perspective of mindset. Darwin speaks to evolution as the survival of traits that lead to survival of ones future DNA. I am curious as you speak. >>>>>> I would like to think future generations of kids can have some of the experiences I have had in the wild Is this the opinion of what you want for other peoples kids. I've three children and they all love and participate in activities that use and enhance and teach others about the science of nature. As the skipper of a Sea Scout ship I put lots of time into giving young people the opportunity to experience nature and the forces of nature. watman.com There are hundreds of my pics capturing youth leaning about American spirit of honor, hard work and honesty and respect for others and being morally straight. Teamwork watman.com Bravery watman.com Nature wins. watman.com So once again mr. clueless windbag, you made this statement referring to Rush. >>>>>then he's constantly wrong about issues, facts and figures. say constantly is greater than 1/3. So please demonstrate with some facts if you are a clueless windbag lying sack of feces or so well informed. If what you say is true then the internet should provide you with hundreds of documented cases of Rush's errors. Me, I think you are at best a clueless windbag. you all have nice day now hear. tom watson tosiwmee

To: American Spirit who wrote (156962)	7/1/2001 5:10:49 PM
From: jlallen	Respond to of 769667

Attached, for your interest and enjoyment, please find some examples of European media coverage of the President's trip to Europe: BELGIUM: HET LAATSTE NIEUWS observed (6/15): "Prime Minister Verhofstadt now knows why George Walker Bush was elected president of the United States: because of his charm and enchanting personality... Bush's trip is a real 'operation charm.'" ENGLAND: The TIMES observed (6/14): "President Bush urged America's NATO allies to abandon their Cold War mindsets and jettison the 1972Anti-Ballistic Missile treaty as he made a passionate case yesterday for building defenses against the threat of missile attack from rogue states..." FRANCE: Jean Quatremer opined in left-of-center LIBERATION (6/14): "Yesterday, during his brief address at the NATO summit, the U.S. president managed a tour de force as he showed the Allies' reservations toward Missile Defense to be outdated and obsolete...." FRANCE: Marc Paolini in centrist LA TRIBUNE (06/15): "George W. Bush continues to amaze Europe. Twenty-four hours after his performance before the Atlantic Alliance, the new American president accomplished another perfect performance in Goteborg.... He impressed the participants with his knowledge of the issues, his authority over his team, and his overall cleverness..." ITALY: Alberto Pasolini Zanelli in leading center-right IL GIORNALE (6/14): "But for sure the U.S. president scored a considerable success upon his debut at a NATO summit and managed to do so much quicker than most observers on both sides of the Atlantic expected." POLAND: Jan Skorzynski wrote in centrist Rzeczpospolita (6/15): "George W. Bush began his tour of Europe in an impressive way. Decisions on the second round of NATO enlargement made at the Brussels summit, which was attended by the U.S. president, is very good news--and not only for the aspiring countries, but also for Poland...." POLAND: Independent, liberal Dagens Nyheter (6/15): "The United States and Europe have come closer thanks to George W. Bush's visit."