americanwoman said:
it's not univision-- it's telemundo and it's owned by NBC which is owned by general electric, who happened to donate 1.1 million to GWB in 2000.
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http://la.indymedia.org/news/2003/04/47530.php
Oh, do you mean the same NBC who was owned by the same GE which stifled the story about Juanita Broaderick's rape until after it could no longer influence Clinton's impeachment trial?
Hint: Don't pretend either party gives a crap about the god damned mexican invaders. Both parties want three things:
1) Money from people seeking to influence the law.
2) Votes from the new invaders.
3) Keep the other party from getting those votes.
It's that simple, it's that corrupt. Any candidate you can name in recent times, including Reagan, operated on that principle. While Bush has done a truly suck-*** job of doing nothing about this vital issue, it's certain that he's not doing anything differently that any other candidate would do.
+1 The only good thing Bush has done is lower taxes.
-1 His failure to spend a quarter to replace the lost veto pen gives him seriously bad marks.
-1 His incessant babbling about how that superstition of the towelheads is a "religion of peace", AFTER 3,000 Americans were murdered by that superstition, is an abomination.
His unlimited capacity for catering to the socialists is another mark against him. Areas include:
-1 Edumacation,
-1 Expanding Government,
-1 Kissing French Butt,
-1 Harriet Meiers,
-1 Closing drilling sites in America and along coastal waters
-1 Being apologetic about what happened with Katrina and other such nonsense. Not the Feds job to babysit.
-1 For signing an EO holding all Executive Branch documents for fifty years before they become public, thereby preventing the public from a full disclosure of Clinton's crimes, and, naturally, holding back revelations about his own activities.
All in all, he's doing exactly what I thought he'd be doing back in 2000. Which means he's better than any Democrat, but that only gives him 1 point of approval on a 10 point scale.