Republican nominees show there's no need to cater to minorities or average Americans as Bush's abusive power is not in danger!

Tuesday I did a story in regards to Hillary Clinton's possible nomination. In it I included information on a story from a very concerned up to snuff citizen and a list of the top 25 censored stories of 2008. I pointed out stories #1 which abolishes Habeus Corpus for any person and not just suspected terrorists, and #2 which moves Bush towards martial law. In effect it repeals the Posse Comitatus Act, which placed strict prohibitions on military involvement in domestic law enforcement.
Just think about those 2 implications alone! Below are the 2 links I sincerely hope you look at. I am republishing them because I noticed last time that there were many comments joking about these very real concerns for all of us, without once checking the well researched facts and laws passed by Bush. I had to assume that anybody but a Bush pundit would be greatly concerned about the loss of basic rghts and protections so the commenters must have been trolls.

First anon paranoid from America Weeps wrote a great piece on the very abused awesome powers the President now has as a direct consequence of 9/11 and The Patriot act, all by the design of Bush's deceptive underhanded Politics. This deserves your attention

As you read what he has put together you must already realize Bush can not allow this excessive power in the hands of Democrats and if you need further proof please look at this frightening list of the top 25 censored of 2008. They are very frightening and sobering. Pay particular attention to #1 and #2 Bush will not relinquish this and can not!

With what I would consider as inexcusable behavior by the top Republican Presidential nominees my concerns are validated. First A Republican debate on Univision, the Spanish-language television network, was canceled this month because Mr. McCain was the only leading candidate to agree to attend. (The top Democratic candidates, by contrast, did debate on the network.)
The decision to skip the forum last nght was criticized in an editorial in The Washington Times, a conservative-leaning newspaper, that said, “It is striking that the Republican front-runners believe that some run-of-the mill fund-raiser is more important than building up their relationships with black and Hispanic voters, groups who flock to the Democratic Party in droves.” You would think that would be a concern unless there is no concern for the loss of corruptive Republican power!

The four no-shows -- former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, former Sen. Fred Thompson, Arizona Sen. John McCain and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney -- cited scheduling conflicts in saying they could not attend the debate at historically black Morgan State University. They had months prior notice, if they cared they would have made the adjustments. They routinely do it all the time. There is no excuse beyond lack of concern. They have no concern for average Americans or for the loss of the corruptive massive power Bush has gained. will there even be elections?
GOP candidates skip debate

Like Anon I fully expect elections to be cancelled in 2008 and martial law declared, and so will you if you read the last 2 links. It is in Bush's awesome abused power to declare martial law if he sees a danger to his Government and we are the danger. At the very least I expect Bush to attack Iran before Congress can stop him and will call for a Constitutional Amendment calling for Bush to stay in office indefinitely too stay at the helm of his wars.

Anyway you look at it 2008 is going to be hell and I am not just talking the election. Bush will guarantee it one way or the other. In closing I just want to say I really hope you looked at the 2nd and 3rd links! Republicans can not let their awesome corruptive powers in Democratic hands.

James Joiner
Gardner Ma
www.anaveragepatriot.com

Best chance for Democrats to undo Bush's MisAgenda in 2008 is for Failed McCain to back failed Giuliani, then...

The Best Chance for Democrats to undo Bush's MisAgenda in 2008 is for Failed McCain to back Giuliani! Democrats will get elected and get rid of "bush's Two Americas" talked about at the NAACP meeting wher Dems shined.
McCain's campaign was a failure before it even start. The sooner he realizes he has only wasted time and money the sooner he can put it into another failed enterprise like defending sure loser Giuliani. Just an hour before he had to go to the floor of the Senate to defend President Bush's Iraq policy against a growing Republican rebellion McCain the onetime front-runner for the GOP nomination accepted the resignation of his top two campaign staffers, manager Terry Nelson and chief strategist John Weaver. And almost as soon as he wrapped up his Iraq speech, he was besieged with rumors that another top adviser was bolting, and tried his best to refute growing speculation that his once promising campaign is all but finished.
Nelson arrived a year ago; a veteran of the Bush 2004 campaign, his presence was the most concrete example that McCain 2008 was intended to be a sequel to the incumbent President's successful reelection run four years ago. Nelson's resignation, say aides, came after a fraught 10 days of debate in the wake of the campaign's second quarter fundraising results, which showed an astonishing "burn rate" that left the campaign with just over $2 million cash on hand, after raising just $11.2 million.
http://www.time.com/... As you know and McCain is yet to figure out, his attempt to follow in Bush's little foot steps and to a fault was his demise before he even attempted to run. Bush chose to ignore "we the people" and we are powerless to stop him. We are not going to allow this to happen again. I only hope that once McCain does pull out that he puts his little clout behind another failure, Giuliani. I said over a year ago that when all is said and done for the Republicans, Mitt Romney will get the nomination and then we will defeat that lying loser too. Only then can we focus on the plans to recover our America and its societal balance. We have been hearing calls for Bush to address the widening gap between the haves and the have nots, "the rich and the poor" and we know Bush widened this gap on purpose in creating his "new idea" of our Societal order so there is no way he is going to reverse that anymore than he is going to reverse is stance in Iraq or anywhere else around the world in his also failed endeavor for new middle east and world order. I was pleased this morning to see that today at the NAACP meeting Dems vowed to bridge the increasing rich-poor divide that Bush purposely created for his new societal order. The NAACP cheered eight Democratic presidential contenders plus a lone GOP hopeful; Obama got loudest applause. Nine of the 10 Republican presidential hopefuls took a pass at attending the Detroit convention. Some in the audience said their absence was a snub, and disrespectful and I have to agree and hope it is one more death knell to the future of the Republican Party. "The NAACP is a nonpartisan organization but President Bush and the Republican Party have continuously disrespected this organization," said Ruthie Stevenson of Mount Clemens, president of the Macomb Chapter of the NAACP. "It's totally disrespectful only one Republican came." Colorado Congressman Tom Tancredo was the only GOP candidate to show up. The average American realizes the dangers in the Republican party and I believe will no longer desire to suffer under their rule. Former North Carolina Sen. John Edwards said there are public schools and health care systems for the affluent and different systems for everybody else."Doing something about the two Americas is the cause of my life," Edwards said. "We need a movement, brothers and sisters." http://www.detnews.com/... There are two Americas, ours and Bush's. We need to get ours back and make it one for all. I was happy to see the Republicans show their continued contempt for the NAACP and a desire to go back to our successful societal order. It will be the undoing of the Republican Party and a guarantee of a Democratic President in 2008.

James Joiner
Gardner, Ma
www.anaveragepatriot.com

Have A Laugh at their Expense: Humiliation Debation Republican Style!

Yes, another Bushism. These idiots like Bush think being President is all about whoever can sound like the biggest fool and tell the best one liners. Like you I wake up every day and I feel like Bill Murray on Groundhog Day! I feel trapped in the spin cycle of a washing machine. This morning the radio alarm went off and the first thing mentioned was the Republican Debate sideshow I managed to ignore last night. I haven't been able to find anything yet but the Late night Comedians must have had a ball with this last night or will that be tonight?
The Debate was a farce but be careful, there are many who think this is all another joke, ignore all this Bush style idiocy, and willvote for one of these idiots. We cannot afford this to happen again. I thought the first Debate was a bad joke but if you can listen to this and some of the one liners.
Giuliani won the strongest applause of Tuesday night's first-in-the-South Republican primary debate when he took exception to Texas Rep. Ron Paul's suggestion that the United States' interventionist policy invited the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. I happen to agree with him but of course McCain backed up Giuliani.
He said he thought Giuliani's intercession was appropriate and excellent. He stupidly said he really appreciated it because we should never believe that we brought on this conflict. What the hell do these idiots think? After years of abuse in their eyes they are now going to have payback for discounting them, taking their resources, dividing their lands etc. No, we did nothing! One of the highlights of the debate came when Paul said the United States has been bombing Iraq for 10 years and doesn't understand how the Middle East operates. Again I had to agree with him.
Rep. Ron Paul rightly pointed out that Right now, we're building an embassy in Iraq that is bigger than the Vatican. We're building 14 permanent bases. What would we say here if China was doing this in our country or in the Gulf of Mexico? We would be objecting," Paul said in explaining his opposition to going to war in Iraq. "They are delighted that we're over there because Usama bin Laden has said, 'I'm glad you're over on our sand because we can target you so much easier.' They have already now since that time they've killed 3,400 of our men and I don't think it was necessary," he continued. Giuliani of course wanted a retraction but I happen to think Paul was partially right and those idiots just laugh it off.
Rep Tom Tancredo was right too. Tancredo took another shot at fellow GOP candidates when he said he is surprised at the number of conversions toward his tough position on illegal immigration as well as abortion and gun control. Again I have to agree, the flip flopping as they call it when it is Democrats is just amazing. To me you have to be able to change your mind to be a good Politician. Now Republicans all say that is all it is in "their" case.
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee also was able to slip in a criticism of the congressional members at the debate, saying Congress has "spent money like John Edwards at a beauty shop," a slam on the Democratic presidential candidate who earned unwanted scrutiny for spending $400 of campaign money on a haircut. It was a one-up to McCain, who had quipped earlier that he has spoken with sailors who take offense at being accused of ever being so drunk as to spend as much as Congress. McCain said. "We let spending go out of control. We spent money like a drunken sailor. Although I never knew a sailor — drunk or sober — with the imagination of my colleagues."
Former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore tried to attract some attention by calling out so-called conservatives for taking non-conservative positions. Prodded to name names, Gilmore referred to "Rudy McRomney," combining the names of McCain, Giuliani and Romney. Gilmore cited Giuliani's position on abortion rights, Huckabee's decision to raise taxes in Arkansas and Romney's mandate requiring universal health care while he served as the governor of Massachusetts. The only thing these idiots agreed upon is what should have been a joke and that is they all think we should have another tax cut. WTF? http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,272719,00.html
This Farce serves to highlight the fact that America cannot afford to let these jokesters finish destroying our America. We have got to put an end to their destructive dirty Politics so we can successfully move into the future and rebuild our America Bush has steadfastly destroyed and these idiots want to finish off. I am confident that we will be able to take back our America in 2008 because many are seeing through this joking idiocy and realize we cannot survive much more of this mismanagement.

James Joiner
Gardner Ma
www.anaveragepatriot.com

As Top Republican Candidates Support Iraq War Continuation Hillary's Proposal's time has come!

The major Republican presidential candidates, in their first joint appearance on a national stage, endorsed the war in Iraq and vowed to fight on to victory. "We must win in Iraq," said Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz. "If we withdraw, there will be chaos, there will be genocide, and they will follow us home." The war was "terribly mismanaged," McCain said, but now "it's on the right track." My words: That is all Bullshit!
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney and former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who both gave strong performances in their nationally televised debuts as presidential prospects, joined McCain in support of the war. "If we leave in the wrong way, the Iranians could grab the Shia south, or al-Qaeda could play a dominant role among the Sunnis, or you could have the border with Turkey destabilized by the Kurds - and, as a result, you could have regional conflict develop," said Romney. "We could have to come back again." It would be a "terrible mistake," said Giuliani, to "retreat in the face of terrorism." My Words: More absolute Bullshit!

Among the 7 other republican Presidential Candidates I at least heard some sense. libertarian Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, overtly rejected the Bush administration's Iraq policy, Tommy Thompson suggested that the U.S. should withdraw its forces if Iraqis ask the Americans to leave after a national Referendum, Sam Brownback, R-Kan., said the U.S. should broker a political solution that would divide Iraq along sectarian lines into three federated areas Tom Tancredo R from Colorado rightly said Iraqi's must summon the strength to defend themselves. http://www.denverpost.com/...
I do not have to tell you that McCain, Romney, and Giuliani, all appear to be brain-dead at least in regard to reality in Iraq. They reinforce the knowledge that we cannot afford to have another Republican President and I am confident that we will not barring another stolen election. I am sick of the Political Bullshit! Everything they warn of if we withdraw is already the case. We must withdraw, there will be chaos, there will be genocide, and they will follow us home whether we leave today or 100 years from now. Bush guaranteed a loss the day he diverted from Afghanistan to attack Iraq in order to get boots on the ground in the middle east. He will not leave until he finds his excuse to attack Iran and finish establishing what he thinks will be "his" new order in the middle east.
I just this second got off the phone with the VA Pharmacy after ordering a prescription refill. The Pharmacist asked about my sons and told me her husband a 2 term Vietnam veteran who after doing 30 years was called back in and had to go to Iraq. Her 3 sons were also recalled and she was concerned that Bush will pull her police officer son back in if things get worse. I would have liked to ally her fears but firmly believe Bush will worsen the situation unless we can stop him.
With that in mind many of you know that much of the world expected Bush to attack Iran in April and those of you that have read my diaries know that I expect it some time in the fall. That brings me to Hillary's proposal that I know has been discussed before but now that we are in control of Congress I think it is doable and whatever Republicans want to play games and call it, it is the right thing to do.
Democratic Sens. Clinton of New York and Robert Byrd of West Virginia announced they would introduce legislation that would require the president to seek a reauthorization from Congress to extend the military effort in Iraq beyond October 11, 2007.
"If the president will not bring himself to accept reality, it is time for Congress to bring reality to him," Clinton said in a speech on the Senate floor. http://www.concordmonitor.com/...
How to seek to force a vote on the measure on this proposal l has not been decided but I firmly believe they better hurry up before Bush beats them to the punch and deepens our commitment in the middle east. The warmonger is running out of time.

James Joiner
Gardner, Ma
www.anaveragepatriot.com