Comments on: Bush State of the Union - More Democrat Than Republican http://webmerica.org/2007/01/23/bush-state-of-the-union-more-democrat-than-republican/ If the Web was a typical American family, we'd be the bastard stepchild. Thu, 04 Dec 2008 20:03:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Brent http://webmerica.org/2007/01/23/bush-state-of-the-union-more-democrat-than-republican/#comment-301 Brent Thu, 25 Jan 2007 09:30:00 +0000 http://webmerica.org/2007/01/23/bush-state-of-the-union-more-democrat-than-republican/#comment-301 <blockquote>Again with the: “take the fight to the enemy.”</blockquote> Am I to assume you'd rather fight them here? <blockquote>Still making references to September 11th…..</blockquote> Of course, because since we haven't been attack since 9/11 (thanks to policies of Bush and others) we should just forget about it. That will surely make the problem cease to exist in the future. The problem is that people <em>do</em> tend to forget this, and that is terribly DANGEROUS. So I see absolutely zero problem with reminding people about this, since the mainstream press refuses to do so. What you forgot to mention is when Bush said<blockquote>Let us find our resolve and turn our events toward victory.</blockquote>The Democrats sat on their hands, as if to say that they do not support victory in Iraq. It's as if they <a href="http://brentroos.com/2007/01/25/democrats-want-to-lose-war/" rel="nofollow">want</a> us to lose. @Mellissa, you sound exactly like al-Zawahiri. Whose side are you on? Nice way to look at America --with the type of pessimism that is typical of hard-left liberalism. People like you make me sick. I am proud of my country. I tried to join the Army to fight in the war, but unfortunately they would not except me because of an injury I had long ago, that still affects me enough for them to reject my service. I am not angry about it though, and I support my country in other ways, especially with my words and donations. Perhaps you ought to consider doing your part as well. Do you appreciate your freedom? What have you done to show this appreciation, other than to suggest that America sucks at what it does?

Again with the: “take the fight to the enemy.”

Am I to assume you’d rather fight them here?

Still making references to September 11th…..

Of course, because since we haven’t been attack since 9/11 (thanks to policies of Bush and others) we should just forget about it. That will surely make the problem cease to exist in the future. The problem is that people do tend to forget this, and that is terribly DANGEROUS. So I see absolutely zero problem with reminding people about this, since the mainstream press refuses to do so.

What you forgot to mention is when Bush said

Let us find our resolve and turn our events toward victory.

The Democrats sat on their hands, as if to say that they do not support victory in Iraq. It’s as if they want us to lose.

@Mellissa, you sound exactly like al-Zawahiri. Whose side are you on? Nice way to look at America –with the type of pessimism that is typical of hard-left liberalism. People like you make me sick. I am proud of my country. I tried to join the Army to fight in the war, but unfortunately they would not except me because of an injury I had long ago, that still affects me enough for them to reject my service. I am not angry about it though, and I support my country in other ways, especially with my words and donations. Perhaps you ought to consider doing your part as well. Do you appreciate your freedom? What have you done to show this appreciation, other than to suggest that America sucks at what it does?

]]> By: One more http://webmerica.org/2007/01/23/bush-state-of-the-union-more-democrat-than-republican/#comment-299 One more Wed, 24 Jan 2007 22:10:53 +0000 http://webmerica.org/2007/01/23/bush-state-of-the-union-more-democrat-than-republican/#comment-299 Yes, but as so often before, will the words of consideration lead to actions toward consideration? We can hope. Yes, but as so often before, will the words of consideration lead to actions toward consideration? We can hope.

]]> By: Melissa http://webmerica.org/2007/01/23/bush-state-of-the-union-more-democrat-than-republican/#comment-300 Melissa Wed, 24 Jan 2007 19:22:26 +0000 http://webmerica.org/2007/01/23/bush-state-of-the-union-more-democrat-than-republican/#comment-300 No matter how much Bush says that more troops are going to fix the dire situation in Iraq it ain't gonna happen. We could send the entire U.S and it wouldn't mean a thing. No matter how much Bush says that more troops are going to fix the dire situation in Iraq it ain’t gonna happen. We could send the entire U.S and it wouldn’t mean a thing.

]]> By: James Aach http://webmerica.org/2007/01/23/bush-state-of-the-union-more-democrat-than-republican/#comment-302 James Aach Wed, 24 Jan 2007 05:10:08 +0000 http://webmerica.org/2007/01/23/bush-state-of-the-union-more-democrat-than-republican/#comment-302 Regarding energy - and nuclear power - it's unfortunate that the public has little understanding of how electricity is really made and what the pros and cons of each source are. Placing nuclear and wind in the same sentence is like mentioning a pro wrestler and a ballerina. Both have their roles to play, but they are quite different. We know about war because we have plenty of veterans and some good movies, but as a nuclear plant worker I can tell you just about everything you see and read on the topic (by boosters and detractors alike) has little to do with the day-to-day goings on at an atomic plant. To get some entertaining background on this, see my blog for "Rad Decision," a thriller novel and a nuclear plant tour in one. It's provided online at no cost. Comments at the website homepage are quite favorable. There's also a paperback version. Thanks. http://RadDecision.blogspot.com. Regarding energy - and nuclear power - it’s unfortunate that the public has little understanding of how electricity is really made and what the pros and cons of each source are. Placing nuclear and wind in the same sentence is like mentioning a pro wrestler and a ballerina. Both have their roles to play, but they are quite different.

We know about war because we have plenty of veterans and some good movies, but as a nuclear plant worker I can tell you just about everything you see and read on the topic (by boosters and detractors alike) has little to do with the day-to-day goings on at an atomic plant. To get some entertaining background on this, see my blog for “Rad Decision,” a thriller novel and a nuclear plant tour in one. It’s provided online at no cost. Comments at the website homepage are quite favorable. There’s also a paperback version. Thanks. http://RadDecision.blogspot.com.

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