Cederic

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sister_Act

Spies, guns, or hood rats? Do you believe they're all thugs who should be abolished, or do you believe one is significantly more dangerous than the others?

Leave him alooone!

Would that explain why she's such a h0?

I'm not saying they all love Bush but a lot of them seem to think he was so wonderful, especially on here.

McCain isn't liked because of his immigration stance, the same as Bush's. He supported TARP and campaign finance reform, both which Bush signed into law. Their only differences are that McCain's even more pro-war (pro-"War on Terror"), disagrees with him on waterboarding, can get a more openly insulting tone (though Rove's just as bad), and he was a prisoner of war who can't raise his arms high. Most of the things that made most of them wary of McCain both during his run for President and now were things Bush did too, but a lot of the mainline ones think Bush was a sage and a great president.

He signed the Alien and Sedition Act into law, which cracked down on people's liberties and had normal citizens listed as enemy combatants to be detained by the government, just like the government's doing today, but less technologically advanced.

He was no friend to freedom or someone I'd want on my side. Which must be why Thomas Jefferson didn't like him.

He also attempted to start a dynasty with his son, but that's where it ended.

I actually like him a lot, so I'm not trying to be critical but I'm trying to know what his rationale was.

Comey was the guy who stood up to Alberto Gonzales and the Bush administration when they tried to bully a seriously ill John Ashcroft into signing off on a warrantless wiretapping program they wanted.

You'd think hardcore neocons like Rubio and McCain would be upset with him for making Bush look so bad.

Although I understand Rand wants more info on drone strikes and Obama's no better than Bush on issues like spying.

I know he believes usually that Presidents should pick their nominees which is why he voted for Kerry and Hagel, but couldn't support Brennan in good conscience.

He just looks like he has a Big Mac himself at least once in a while.

Not only is it bad for you and your teeth, it's gross.

Just a decade ago, most of them would have lauded Graham and others for the programs they support as being "tough on terror" and "keeping us safe", and vilified Paul for being against them.

Their hero's gone from Cheney during Obama's first year to Rand now in his fifth.

There's still a lot of people on Fox like Rove, Romney, Liz Cheney, Megyn Kelly, Bernard McGirk, and Greg Gutfeld who agree with Graham, Feinstein, and Obama and have gone out of their way to defend the NSA program.

It was on yesterday.

I heard O'Reilly just had Van Der Sloot on his show.

That's going to be funny, don't you think?

I wonder how Christie would respond to that?