a moderate turning militant

[Q Classic]

Are you sure the present tense is appropriate for this sentence, the past seems so much more accurate.

i still have faith in an america that can fix itself and return to its former glory and ideals.

however, i can't see anything short of a peaceful and truly democratic revolution fixing this problem.

[Kramerman]

you think the US should be more peaceful?

[Victor Galis]

i still have faith in an america that can fix itself and return to its former glory and ideals.

I think you are being too idealistic. This country is largely beyond repair.

[Kramerman]

Originally posted by Victor Galis


I think you are being too idealistic. This country is largely beyond repair.

no hes not. hes on the right track of knwing we just need a good leader. Tho politics, adn especially foreign policy is so opinionated, that one mans good leader is another mans worst leader

[Victor Galis]

Originally posted by Kramerman


no hes not. hes on the right track of knwing we just need a good leader. Tho politics, adn especially foreign policy is so opinionated, that one mans good leader is another mans worst leader

I'm sure all it takes is one really good leader (and a cooperative Congress). Unfortunately, the system is so broken that it is impossible to get a good leader.

[Ned]

I was very much pro-Bush until this week. I too was turned off by his "responsibity" speech and also by his returning Cuban refugees to Cuba. He has shown us that he has no core honesty or core belief in liberty.

Clinton was a dishonest as they come. However, if you just followed what he did in foreign policy, he normally did the right thing. However, I strongly disagreed with his returning Elian Gonzales to Castro's regime.

[Kramerman]

just give it a few decades... my rise to power will not be swift

[St Leo]

Vote Green!

[MichaeltheGreat]

Originally posted by DinoDoc
A militant moderate? That's positively oxymoronic!

Are YOU calling ME an oxy-moron? Drop and give me 50, girlie!

[Q Classic]

I'm sure all it takes is one really good leader (and a cooperative Congress). Unfortunately, the system is so broken that it is impossible to get a good leader.

it does take a really good leader.

unfortunately, the system is not so broken that such a leader can't come to power. it is broken enough, however, that it tends to gravitate towards the basest candidates and leaders who do the exact worst for the country.

[lightblue]

I am kinda curious about Saddam being called rightwing. i always was under the impression that the Baathist government was nationalist but inspired by Stalinism.

[MrFun]

Originally posted by SlowwHand
What a new slant in Bush-bashing.

Didn't he complain about Clinton in his initial post too?