> Larry King bumps military mom from show- Are the "news" networks afraid of the truth?
4 February 2005, 10:44
I absolutely agree with you. I’m British, and I too find it hard to watch George W. Bush on television, without wanting to scream or throw something at the screen - and I’ve felt that since he was first elected back in 2001, let alone after all the tragedies that have happened since. How can this man, who calls himself a Christian, who has suddenly become some kind of symbol for morality, sleep at night? How can anybody within his administration, guiding or following him, live with themselves when they see the mess in Iraq? How can anyone who voted for this man and his lies justify that vote - especially on the grounds of morality?! (If it wasn’t so devastating it would be laughable!)
Casey Sheehan was obviously an honorable and brave man, who wanted to fight for truth. His mother is now carrying on that fight. My thoughts, prayers and deepest respect go to her.
I absolutely agree with you. I’m British, and I too find it hard to watch George W. Bush on television, without wanting to scream or throw something at the screen - and I’ve felt that since he was first elected back in 2001, let alone after all the tragedies that have happened since. How can this man, who calls himself a Christian, who has suddenly become some kind of symbol for morality, sleep at night? How can anybody within his administration, guiding or following him, live with themselves when they see the mess in Iraq? How can anyone who voted for this man and his lies justify that vote - especially on the grounds of morality?! (If it wasn’t so devastating it would be laughable!)
Casey Sheehan was obviously an honorable and brave man, who wanted to fight for truth. His mother is now carrying on that fight. My thoughts, prayers and deepest respect go to her.