What do you think about shoplifting, prostitution and spying at the White House?
613155
Just typical doing of the hypocrite religious right, the Republican Party and George W. Bush.  Go Republicans!!!!! They'll do nothing about it except maybe try to blame Bill Clinton.  Hopefully most Americans will make the clean sweep in November.
421237
I see the Bush supporters are out in full force today. George W. Bush is, and will always be an idiot. He has not done one thing since he's been in office that even hints at beng intelligent.\n\nHe's nothing more than an overpaid prostitute. He gets paid lots of money to screw the American people.\n\nI guess that makes me a john, so I want my money back !!!
1176745
I think it is awful.  Surveillance should only be done on people where the government has just cause.  People deserve to have some degree of privacy unless they have committed an act that causes them to give up that right.
778160
I remember hearing about that. It's too bad they didn't execute them all a long time ago. As for Bush, I don't understand whats wrong with him. I've been asking for years why is he so bent on pleasing President Fox and the Mexican government at the expense of these two young girls and their families. Maybe he's thinking about running for president in Mexico after 2008 or maybe he's got a deal worked out with Mexico to hide him, after they go after him for war crimes. Anyway, I'm still distrustful after he tried to allow the port deal to the Saudis. Keep e'm coming girl. I don't care what they say, your making strong points.
747243
The neoconservative criminals can run but they can't hide, investigations will begin early in 2007, should be interesting watching it on C-SPAN, I'll bring the popcorn, LMAO!
201495
FDR's welfare programs, the works programs, Social security\n\nLincoln violated the constitution by changing our currency from coinage to paper, income tax, West Virgina became a state illegally,  the Immansipation Proclamation was something that he had no right to do, it should have been done by a constitutional ammendment (Slavery did need ending)\n\nBill Clinton going into the Branch Davidian Compound, Ruby Ridge, the Eschelon computer program, the so-called assault weapons ban,  commiting purgury, putting our troops under another governing entity in the Balkins
410066
let me know how you feel on key issues. you email me and if there any good i'll pass them along. rock out the white house good luck.
2757
As far as I know other than no longer showing up at White House press conferences, nothing.  I don't think he did anything illegal.  There are still questions about how and why he was allowed to stay overnight many, many times at the White House.  Why, exactly, was a homosexual male escort posing as a conservative newspaper reporter allowed to spend the night so many times?  It sounds like someone may have had some really weird, twisted sexual fantasy.  And, no, I'm not pointing any fingers.  It could have been any number of people at the White House.\n\nIt strikes me as a sickeningly freakish thing, but ultimately not too terribly horrible, and not illegal.  If someone in the White House has the hots for butch, gay escorts pretending to be homosexual hating conservative newspaper reporters, then more power to them.
351887
Public figures do deserve the same degree of privacy as we do.   However, the exception is, whenever they are in public...it is public.   They can never share our level of privacy when shopping at the mall or eating at a fast food restaurant.   If  George Bush decides to throw his milkshake at a waitress, then it needs to hit the national news.  If you do the same thing, it doesn't even have to ever be mentioned.    I don't think we have the right to know what a public figure is doing 24/7 or within the confines of their homes, unless they make it public.   If Angelina Jolie wants to walk around her house naked with the windows open and shades drawn, then by all means she's inviting the public in.    I don't believe the paparazzi should go to the limits they go to when getting pictures and such, but photo ops are photo ops.
396213
That video, as well as many other on that subject can be seen at my link. I tend to view these as propaganda. Of course, I view everything that comes out of the White House on this subject propaganda, too. There are facts that will never be known. There are too many discrepancies on both sides of the argument to make an informed decision one way or the other...
144143
I believe that the gubment monitors every aspect of telecommunications. Bush is the crookedest mofo to have squatted in the whitehouse in years. He has allowed spying in the USA under the guise that he is trying to foil terrorism. His dad used to be the deputy director of the CIA. So he has and will to continue to do whatever he and his vp deputy dog want to do.
639222
Last time I checked, over 60% of americans approve of warrantless spying by the gov't.  Oh well, we get the gov't we deserve.  \n\nMore americans should read 1984, Animal Farm and a history of the US Constitution.  They would change their attitude.
20231
Let's see...  Bush stole an election, lied about the reasons for war, appointed incompetent cronies to his cabinet, fired people who tried to tell the truth, and started spying on Americans in clear violation of the law.\n\nClinton lied about having an affair.\n\nGee, tough call...
498122
Let's look closer at your stated concerns... Iraq - Remember, we're not at war with Iraq, but rather with terrorism, which exists in Iraq. Would you rather we fought this battle in your city? The economy is doing quite well, adding jobs year after year, even in a time of war, real estate home sales continuing to rise. The environment? And you think this is poorer since he took office why? Katrina - if I'm not mistaken, the local authorities there failed to act swiftly, and even failed to follow any sort of evacuation plan. Spying on Americans? I'm assuming you're referring to the NSA, and the database of numbers called being collected? In my own opinion, if we have nothing to hide, then what's the concern? In addition, how could we possibly become aware of a terrorist network without intelligence to support this? With regards to the wiretapping of some calls involving terroristic nations, again, if there's nothing to hide, then what's the concern? Cheney gets rich in a lot of ways, do I sense some jealousy? We've certainly become the most hated nation by the democrats in our own country. For some unknown reason, their own vision is blurred and distorted, and still they seldom offer decent solutions to what they vocally call a problem.
748176
Cheating on your wife is okay as long as you're a rethug: Gingrich, Gulianini, Hyde, pastor Ted etc...\n\nAnd then they want to lecture us on family values.  \n\nrepublicans are the party of smear and fear
1050192
I think prostitution is wrong, bad & unhealthy. But even if prostitution is a BAD choice, it should still be a LEGAL choice.\n\nAnd I also feel we could limit & control prostitution better if it were legal. Child prostitution would be easier to find & stop.  Prostitutes could more easily report rapists as Johns could report on theft. We could mandate STD checks. And lets not forget additional revenue for Uncle Sam!\n\nAgain, I think prostitution is a disgusting choice, but it should still be the individuals choice in a free society.
427369
I think it was the Secretary of Homeland Security(THE PATRIOT ACT), that just was caught laying his Conservative Christian hands on a 14 year old, girl just recently in the news today. So legal strippers (ADULTS) sounds real good to me on a flight to Paris, France. Bill Clinton really "Rocks" America. Go Bill!