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

To: Bill who wrote (560517)	4/6/2004 10:52:48 AM
From: 10K a day	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 769670

hmmm...yah. well i keep wondering what it is about george bush that i can't stand...that i can't stand in myself... and it's not the fact that he can't swallow a pretzel...believe me. i don't hate him for that. i guess the degree of fear that he envelopes and embraces...in my twisted mind....rivals that of a hitler fear regemine.... and believe me...i'm working on myself... i trying to aproach what repulses me...so i'v been going to an assemblies of god church...and listening to them talk about speaking in tongues... after all...mine was cut out.

To: Bill who wrote (560517)	4/6/2004 11:11:12 AM
From: Thomas A Watson	Respond to of 769670

john f'ing kerry, severe mental defect alert. Mental case inventing imaginary Popes. Mr. Kerry became combative when told that some conservatives were criticizing him for being a Roman Catholic who supported policies, like abortion rights and same-sex unions, that are at odds with Catholic teaching. "Who are they?" he demanded of his questioner. "Name them. Are they the same legislators who vote for the death penalty, which is in contravention of Catholic teaching?" He added: "I'm not a church spokesman. I'm a legislator running for president. My oath is to uphold the Constitution of the United States in my public life. My oath privately between me and God was defined in the Catholic church by Pius XXIII and Pope Paul VI in the Vatican II, which allows for freedom of conscience for Catholics with respect to these choices, and that is exactly where I am. And it is separate. Our constitution separates church and state, and they should be reminded of that." Mr. Kerry apparently meant John XXIII, as there is no Pius XXIII. nytimes.com