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Politics : Right Wing Extremist Thread -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: jlallen who wrote (12951)	7/24/2001 4:03:59 PM
From: PROLIFE	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 59480

I can, but can he? He will be the one to bring up believers. When he does, I will be here. Too many people in these United States are being led down the path to destruction due to so called "men" with so called "education and money". And it directly affects the welfare of this once great nation, just as slavery tore us apart, so he wishes religion to do. SO he pits anything against the believers. But thanks for the warning, and the thread. Dan

To: jlallen who wrote (12951)	7/24/2001 4:04:43 PM
From: Lazarus_Long	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 59480

Carter Criticizes Bush's Term By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Filed at 3:04 p.m. ET PLAINS, Ga. (AP) -- In a rare instance of one former president criticizing a current one, Jimmy Carter is taking issue with just about everything George W. Bush has done in office. Carter criticizes Bush for not pressuring Israel to withdraw from the Gaza Strip, for threatening to abandon the anti-ballistic missile treaty and for not supporting human rights more strongly. He says Bush has ignored moderates in both parties and calls Bush's proposed missile defense shield a ``technologically ridiculous'' idea that will ``re-escalate the nuclear arms race.'' ``I have been disappointed in almost everything he has done,'' Carter told the Columbus Ledger-Enquirer in an interview last week from his home in Plains. Carter also was critical of President Clinton during the fellow Democrat's administration, calling the Monica Lewinsky scandal an embarrassment and disparaging Clinton's policy in North Korea and Haiti. Carter is ``a guy with strong views, and I think that's always been the case,'' said presidential scholar Charles Jones of the University of Wisconsin. ``What surprises me is a kind of a sweeping critical analysis, at what has to be said is an early stage.'' Carter noted that he had volunteered to be one of the few Democrats at Bush's inauguration because he was optimistic about the administration. ``I hoped that coming out of an uncertain election he would reach out to people of diverse views, not just Democrats and Republicans but others who had different points of view,'' Carter said. ``I thought he would be a moderate leader, but he has been very strictly conforming to some of the more conservative members of his administration, his vice president and his secretary of defense in particular.'' nytimes.com A President who accomplished squat on his watch certainly has a lot of advice for his successors.