If you are conservative you know how our country is divided. Have you also found that it is hard to break the politically correctness sometimes with those you talk with? Have you noticed the problems when you get into an argument accidentally with a liberal and how they start accusing you for anything and everything that is wrong in the world? Imagine if you were the President, next thing you know they would be blaming you for continental drift or something like that?

In fact one of the more prominent Black Democrats complained that Hurricane Katrina, the actual Hurricane was the Presidents fault, because he did not sign the Kyoto Treaty, which would have bankrupted our nation and crippled our industrial output and cost some 8.5 million jobs within only a four-year period. Such attacks and pure BS in the media is completely dangerous as it further divides our nation and there are actually people out there that believe such utter non-sense and hokum?

It seems that whenever some one does not have a legitimate argument, rather than arguing the points they attempt to character assassinate using bogus logic, the mass media mega phone, while making stuff up out of thin air? The Category Five Hurricane was Bush’s fault because he did not sign a treaty, which would have put Americans out of work and cost our nation 8.5 million jobs? Please spare me the BS. Who comes up with this stuff? Think about?

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