George Bush -
The Targeted President

Target: "George W. Bush"

Commentary for Thursday 12/21/2006 The Press Targets Bush

The Press: "Get Bush" You see it in their 'skewed' reporting. You see it in their lack of concern for this nation. You see it in the 'gotcha' questions they ask the President. It is a strange phenomenon we witness daily. Where does the hostility come from? These reporters find fault with everything this president does, so how do the reporters benefit? Good question, these crusading liberal wordsmiths don't seem to have any goal other than opposing our President. They don't crave power; they are more like a bunch of groupies trying to be around powerful people. Akin to the insects that ply their living around the muzzle of a lion, or a remora attached to a shark. There is no forward thinking on their part, just criticism. The press has Bush lined up in their crosshairs to dishearten his supporters,

Killing Bush's Support: Killing the support for this president has meant the President couldn't act from a position of national purpose. Killing the support for President Bush guarantees the failure of the initiative in Iraq. It is like the old saying, "If I can make you look bad then I'll look like a hero." The liberals got a big advantage on the cheap. They didn't need to enter the fray with alternate ideas; they don't need to come up with any solutions. They just keep throwing rocks at the only person trying to help this nation. Dividing the American public over Iraq, the press, on behalf of the Democrat Party, won decisively in November.

Make no mistake about Iraq: Winning there means that radical Islam doesn't take over the region, along with its oil fields. No matter what the half-baked press or the environmentalist whackos put out for public consumption, this country's economy is based on oil. It takes oil to run our machinery, automobiles, farm tractors and factories. One to two-hundred-dollar/barrel oil would bring us to our knees. Is that the goal of the liberal press? Where are their ideas other than leave Iraq and surrender our way of life to militant Islam?

When you really need the press, they are a no show. They are too busy playing their political games to come to the aid of their country. Their pettiness, and lack of forward thinking is only going to produce more human destruction. Eventually, they will change, but the cost in human tragedy will be astronomical when they do wake up.

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