I'm still waiting for "compassionate conservatism".  I know what it is--just
haven't seen it yet.  Still, the Democrats are so  disjointed, with so much
in-fighting on petty issues, GWB is almost a shoe-in for 2004.  The dems
haven't got a single plank ready for the convention in two years--they're
too busy beating dead, tangential issues only important to the smallest of
special interest groups.

Kyle

-----Original Message-----
From: BG Greer, PhD [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 2003 4:48 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: Sterilization (was Re: My Job)


Kyle,


       You forget, the Bushes (or Shrubs) can define conservatism in the own
way. When the patriach
has been president and head of the CIA, they can do damn well what they
please, maybe rigged a Supreme Court decision about an election.

Shrub scares me most.

Bobby
> Does anyone besides me see the irony in Jeb's desire for sterilization of
> these folks as a social services plan?  I thought we conservatives were
> opposed to increasing "State" involvement in folk's lives.  I guess they
> mean opposition to involvement in rich folks' lives, eh?
>
>