Bush Scandal In Fargo!!!

[Harry Tuttle]

Originally posted by chegitz guevara
Yes, but I'd have to search Salon for a while, and I don't wish to do this.

That's ok, your reference to Salon.com is good enough for me.

[Ming]

Originally posted by chegitz guevara
Yes, but I'd have to search Salon for a while, and I don't wish to do this.

Oh yes... please find proof that everybody that shows an anti Bush sign gets arrested... Take your time... you'll need it.

[Kuciwalker]

Re: Bush Scandal In Fargo!!!

Originally posted by Odin
People here (even some Republicans) are enraged after it came to light a few days ago that Bush's cronies had a "Do not Admit" list when he came to Fargo a few days after the inaguration. The people on the list are not left-wing activists or trouble-makers, just average people in this area. This is unlike other rallies, where there was no list, you just had to do a "loyalty oath" and get kicked out if you criticize Bush.

The questions are:
1. How did the administration get the info to make the list?
2. wouldn't this violate one's constitutional right to petition one's government?

Eh, the right to petition generally means the right to petition CONGRESS.

[Jaguar]

People don't care about what the Constitution says specifically. The point is, that whatever their views are, the Constitution perfectly matches it.

[Berzerker]

Since when do politicians want voices of dissent in the crowd? I find the practice of "loading" the audience with supporters to be intellectually dishonest, but Bush et al didn't invent it.

[Ming]

Berz... you have to remember the proper perspective...

When Dems do it, it's brilliant..
When Bush does anything... it's bad

[Ogie Oglethorpe]

Originally posted by Ming
Berz... you have to remember the proper perspective...

When Dems do it, it's brilliant..
When Bush does anything... it's bad

I do wish people would make up their mind. Please establish a rule set so that I can tell if Bush is being a MORAN or simply evil incarnate.