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Native Americans Criticize Bush's Silence

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Whatever. You also said Jeb "wimped out". More like an overdue whack of good sense to the head.

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If this was "good sense", what was Clinton's armed defiance of a court order then?

 

Let me get this straight.

 

Its was OK, and praised by left, for a democrat to defy a court order using force, but its not OK for a republican to do the same.

I believe that anger is less directed at the Bush brothers who did all they could or at least projected that image in the press, and more directed at the helpless feeling of not being able to help Terri.? They just represent the powers that couldn't get the job done.? The fact that they "tried" is all that counts.

 

They didn't really "try" and the "radical base" as you call it knows it now.

 

It would have been easy enough to simply ignore the court order just like Clinton did when DOJ seized Elian by force.

 

FDLE was apparently ready to go. The Bush's wimped out and were unwilling to have the kind of armed showdown Clinton did.

 

What the Bush's did was pander to the "radical middle" who had some reservations, but was willing to go along with all apparently legal procedures.

 

BTW, what congress and W did was NOT declared unconstitutional, so it obviously was within their powers.

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So, you're saying they made a complete bonehead move and alienated everyone?

Whatever. You also said Jeb "wimped out". More like an overdue whack of good sense to the head.

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If this was "good sense", what was Clinton's armed defiance of a court order then?

 

Let me get this straight.

 

Its was OK, and praised by left, for a democrat to defy a court order using force, but its not OK for a republican to do the same.

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I think you need to go read what happend Tony, because I think you are horribly mis-informed about what happend. Not that it would be the first time in your case.

 

Until you can show me what "armed defiance" of any court Clinton did concerning the Elian Gonzalez case, I think you need to go take your anger elsewhere, because its making you look dimmer every day.

 

Because last I checked INS said Elian should be with his father, if anything Clinton upheld the courts.

I'm not sure if this was noted, but Jeb apparently planned armed intervention called off only when the local police said they would stand their ground...

 

"Everyone knows about the attempt to circumvent the courts through "Terri's law." But there has been little national exposure for a Miami Herald report that Jeb Bush sent state law enforcement agents to seize Terri Schiavo from the hospice - a plan called off when local police said they would enforce the judge's order that she remain there."

 

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/03/29/opinion/...l?hp&oref=login

 

Part of a larger article detailing the radical right.

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