June 08, 2004

Republicans insensitive ro Reagan's Death

Letter to the Editor

I'm somewhat disturbed by the lack of sensitivity of Republican comparing Bash and Reagan. I was never a Reagan fan - but I don't see the comparison. Reagan would never have fabricated a fake war and got over 800 American killed. Reagan would never have allowed rape, torture, and murder at Abu Griab Prison and then try to cover it up. Reagan didn't have contempt for law and honesty the way Bush does. And - Reagan was a whole lot smarter than Bush. Why Republicans want to disgrace Reagan in this time of national morning by comparing him to Bush is a mystery to me.

Posted by marc at June 8, 2004 02:54 PM | TrackBack
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Posted by: richard at June 8, 2004 04:40 PM

There is little comparison between the two.
All leaders of this country have similarities as well as differences.
Apples and oranges.

Posted by: Rob at June 8, 2004 06:59 PM

Marc, sometimes you strike as a guy who has it on the ball. Other times I wonder if you have grey matter at all. I know those that know me feel quite the same, about me. Reagan was a man WITH great ideas. That is what makes him different than Bush II. Reagan was sure of Americas greatness, and he spoke of it.

But, in the end he was no different than Bush II. They are/were both servants to the establishment. One became a servant, and one was raised a servant. But in the end, quite the same.

Posted by: X-FREEPER at June 8, 2004 07:25 PM

I think you are giving Reagan way too much credit. Anything goes (to further the agenda) is how these guys think. This is what conservatives refer to when they call reagan and bush "principled".

Posted by: gumby at June 9, 2004 08:01 AM

Credit's due where it's deserved.
It's the MEDIA that gives and takes.

Posted by: Rob at June 10, 2004 07:47 PM
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