Christian Newswire: President Bush, Not a Leader

[sabra]

http://www.christiannewswire.com/news/56236797.html

President Bush, Not a Leader

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22 /Christian Newswire/ -- President Bush is not a leader, but rather has become so politically correct that you cannot believe him when he talks about Iraq or anything else. What he says in public is not what he really believes. Why doesn’t our President just take a firm stand?

America has several problems but President Bush refuses to do anything about them. We have a problem with Islamic groups which is a political group with an agenda, just like the Nazis were a political group with an agenda in World War II.

Yet we continue to talk to these people like they were simply wayward children in need of some maturity. In reality these people are radicals who say they want to kill us. Instead of doing anything about them we simply wait around while they become more organized, stronger and more prepared for an all out war against us.

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“Why does our President absolutely refuse to close our borders? There has to be a reason for his lack of action and I have begun to wonder what his reason is?” said Don Swarthout, President, Christians Reviving America’s Values (CRAVE). “Have we become so concerned about the world and what it thinks that we have forgotten how to be Americans? Truthfully, the world wants to take America down.”

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“America has several problems, including the Islamic political agenda, open borders we have refused to close, the radical agenda of the ACLU and unchecked governmental spending,” according to Don Swarthout. “We must get a handle on these things immediately or America as a nation will perish.”

:crazy:

[WCGreen]

1. Boy, they write like 11th graders on a school paper...

[ixion]

5. seems to be a common trait among freepers... by normal freep standards

this is pretty well written, at least most of it is spelled correctly.

[electropop]

6. I'd have gotten an 'F' for a paper like that.

"America has several problems." That's like saying New Orleans was "moistened" by Katrina.

[notadmblnd]

13. I ran it through MS Word and actually it's 10th grade level

you saying 11th got me curious so I checked. Just thought I'd share.

[OregonBlue]

28. As editor of my high school newspaper in both 11 and 12, this is

pitiful. This poorly written and horribly worded article would never have made it into my newspaper.

[WCGreen]

32. Just stabbing in the dark....

So the speak....

[ixion]

2. I agree: he's no leader... not even a human, really... but their rationale

is more than just a little whacky. :crazy:

[waiting for hope]

3. "radical agenda of the ACLU"?

Since when was defending the rights of the disenfranchised become a radical agenda? Wait for the day when he'll be screaming for the ACLU to defend him...

[redqueen]

8. I'd bet a dollar to a doughnut it's about 'the gay agenda'

Lord almighty am I ever sick of these so-called christians with their insistence on making the dogma observed by their preferred brand of christianity into the law.

I'd also be willing to bet they prefer paul's brand of dogma over jesus's... all that 'disrespecting authority is disrespecting god' crap.

Vomitous.

[waiting for hope]

10. I'm sure you're right.....

and I still love that avatar! Cheese!

[redqueen]

17. hehe me too... it's so happy lookin!

I like chocolate milk! :7

[waiting for hope]

20. Lactose Intolerant?

I wish they had some of those cartoons around when I was a kid....My 5 year old already has a fantastic sense of humor...

[chchchanges]

12. Well they defended Rush Limpbaugh and the KKK....

...so I can see where they can consider the ACLU's agenda extreme.

[redqueen]

14. That's a joke, right? Free speech is extreme?

Maybe it is, but it's our right, and as such, they defend it.

[acmejack]

26. C'mon you know it is!

Even I could tell that was intended to be humorous. Welcome to DU, most of us have a sense of humor!

[redqueen]

27. I'm humor impaired. :(

Been around here long enough, though!

[newyawker99]

30. Hi chchchanges!!

Welcome to DU!! :toast:

[tanyev]

4. "You cannot believe him when he talks about Iraq or anything else"

Uh, that's not politically correct, that's called LYING. Delusional much?

[whistle]

7. It took the Christian fascists six years to figure this one out only ...

...because up to this point they thought they had a mind-locked president rather than a mindless president!

[stepnw1f]

9. I Write Better While Stoned

And no.... I'm not a writer nor supposed to be one. The worst part about this article is the logic behind it. These fundementalist folks are seriously full of shit or just dellusional.

[chchchanges]

11. Maybe I was raised with the wrong bible

I guess my bible is different, I don't seem to be able to find the verses in which Jesus said to Hate your enemies, put your interests above anything else,and screw the poor. I am as scared of that so called "Islamic political agenda" as the agenda that these so called Christians have tried to impose on us.

[DemonFighterLives]

18. Welcome to DU!

I think you have the right Bible.
:hi:

[ThomWV]

15. How Wide Read Would That "Newsletter" Actually Be?

Got any feel for curculation?

[ProfessorGAC]

29. Gotta Be 6 People. Easy!

Maybe even 7.
The Professor

[DemonFighterLives]

16. Several problems

turrowists, muslims, mexicans, gays, abortions, stem cell research. :sarcasm:

Why doesn't the president take a firm stand? He is an arrogant poser. He likes chaos and leading lemmings. Don't stray to far from the flock now, I'm sure the pRetzeldunce will do something soon to get you back in line. :dunce:

[sandnsea]

19. The run away from Bush strategy

I had read yesterday that this is what the Republicans were going to do to try to do to fight against the Dems rubberstamp meme, smear Bush. That's what Scarborough's "is Bush stupid" segment was all about, now this. They know they have to separate themselves from him in order to have any chance of winning at all. Democrats ought to use this opportunity to bury Republican policies once and for all.

[KurtNYC]

25. Yep - they will attack B*sh from the right

Even Lieberman is in on it saying we should (or should have) sent MORE troops to Iraq and bashing Rumsfailed.

[Hubert Flottz]

21. No, he's a Mis-Leader!

[Lance_Boyle]

22. Swarthout? Really? Is that a pseudonym?

Keeping the swarthy out?

Odd.

[kurth]

24. The Swarthouts CRAVE more killings

of them brown heathen Islamofascists and the America-hating Rush Limbaugh-defending ACLU.

[MrScorpio]

23. These folks sound like some real Christians

Jesus would be proud

[CollegeDUer]

31. The Righter-Than-Bush segment

Unlike the more-left-than-the-Democrats, which is a group with many humanitarians, activists, civil rights leaders, and general heros, the "more RW than Bush" group is nothing but hate leaders and hate mongers. As someone much to the left of the establishment democrats, I'm very much in favor of a more open and free discussion. But these people -- well it's hard to take them seriously. They make the world workers party seem very reserved.

[calimary]

33. I think we must get a handle on people like Don Swarthout immediately

or America as a nation will perish.

Um... Mr. Swarthout, by any chance have you noticed how the index of opinion via multiple polls and surveys has shown a correlation between republi-CON take-over/rule in Washington - and the majorities who say America has gone off on the wrong track? We do seem to have more Americans saying this, the longer we're under the thumbs of the Radical Wrong.

[SeveneightyWhoa]

34. Wow, just got to the 2nd paragraph--my mind is already blown.

"We have a problem with Islamic groups which is a political group with an agenda, just like the Nazis were a political group with an agenda in World War II."

Where to start.. :wow:

How about, "my dog is a breathing life form that drinks water, just like the Nazis were breathing life forms that drank water in World War II."