"Dragon Doctor" wrote in message
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On Fri, 10 Oct 2003 13:34:00 +0900, "Brenda Ann"
wrote:
Whom? We have "Bring 'em on" Bush,

That's better than cowering in the corner afraid of what the second raters
of
the world will think about what has to be done.

It's an adolescent attitude at best, and not the sort of attitude that
should be demonstrated by someone with as much power as the President of the
United States. FDR and Truman weilded the same power (as did JFK), and
never used such juvenile invective. To my best knowledge, only Bush and
Reagan ever had such an attitude, which could well lose us every ally we
have.

It's mine, and you can't have it"Cheney and

I don't know where you got that or, what context it may have been in at
the
time, but as a simple declaration of private property ownership; it
works...is
it not indecisive enough for you?

I'm referring here to the information asked by Congress about his dealings
with the power industry, which he basically told them he was not going to
proffer.

"I'm going to take my ball and go home" Ashcroft...

You'll have to provide a cite for that one, I'd like to see it in context.

I'm talking here about Mr. Ashcroft's attitude that he is above the law of
the land. In the Moussoui (sp?) case, he refuses to obey Federal Court
edicts, and when told by those courts that he can't have everything his way,
his retort is that he will remove the case from the Courts and hold a
military tribunal. Our own Attorney General, and our Justice Dept. are bound
by the Constitution. And like Mr. Moussoui or not (and no, I don't), he has
the same rights to a trial as anyone else accused of a crime in the United
States.

None of those sound too mature to me.

You have the sensibilities if a spoiled 5 year old girl, you see anyone
and
everything as a threat if it is in the least bit forceful and confident.

I'm at a loss to understand your logic, or frame of reference here. How
does it make me a spoiled child if I hold the people that run my country to
adult standards, and not those of playground bullies and childish taunters?