> You really have to let go of that Religious Righter thing. You and
> Bill with his Neo Con cabal have been sipping the conspiratorial Kool
> Aid too eagerly lately.
>
> Lay off the punch, come up for air, and join the rational discussion
> of the issues again!
Part Two:
I guess you'll have to add me to the conspiratorial koolaid sippers,
although technically when everything's out in the open I don't know
how it can be a conspiracy.
Why just in the last few weeks haven't we heard public statements
to the Religous Right from Bush himself on how Miers was "one of us"
and how she's an "Evangelical"? That went well beyond the traditional
"code words" and "winks and nods" they usually use to communicate.
The Religous Right leaders where just as out front with statements
that they feared she wouldn't vote as they wanted.
Back in my legal days we called what's going on "judge shopping".
As for the NeoCons, they've been just as out front, hell they've
published tons of white papers and think tank articles on their
road map. Funny how the road we've taken follows that map to
the letter.
I don't think it was a conspiracy though, heck Bush asked Cheney
to find him a VP candidate to run with and lo and behold, Dick
couldn't find anyone but himself.
Then once elected Dick couldn't help but bring his other NeoCon
brethren on board. No need to name them, we all know who they
are, no secrets there.
To me the real conspiracy is how conservatives have allowed
themselves to be duped by the Republicans who are hell bent
on turning the United States into another Mexico where there
are a few filthy rich running the show and everyone else is just
a peasant.
Why I'm concerned about that is a mystery to me because I'll
be one of the filthy rich. I guess it's my socialistic upbringing
down in rural South Alabama.
Jim Eddins
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