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Latina charges yet another KKKennedy rape. LIBERALS HATE AMERICA! |
Latina charges yet another KKKennedy rape. LIBERALS HATE AMERICA!
Racist Ted Kennedy Murdered His Pregnant Mistress
Kennedy Calls Bush Minority Nominees 'Neanderthals'
Sen. Ted Kennedy called President Bush's judicial nominees
"Neanderthals" on Friday, a group that includes Hispanic lawyer Miguel
Estrada and African-American Judge Janice Rogers Brown.
Boasting of his party's resolve in the face of GOP attempts to stop
the Democrats' filibuster, Kennedy told the Senate, "What has not
ended is the resolution and the determination of the members of the
United States Senate to continue to resist any Neanderthal that is
nominated by this president of the United States for any court,
federal court in the United States."
Kennedy's overtly racist language stunned even liberal CNN
correspondent Jonathan Karl, who reported, "Strong words from Ted
Kennedy suggesting that some of these nominees are Neanderthals."
Karl said Kennedy's harsh tone was "exactly what Republicans point to
when they say it is the Democrats that have been the extremists on
this."
Carl Limbacher
http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/JFKkopechne.htm
August 30, 2004 | Republican National Convention
Luis Fortuno
(Puerto Rico)
I am Luis Fortuno and I will be the next Republican Congressman from
Puerto Rico.
But I'm an American. To be an American is about shared values -- not
about your ethnic background or the language you use to pray with your
children at night.
President Bush understands that that is why he believes in empowering
Hispanics through improved education, better job opportunities,
affordable health care and lower taxes.
And that's why President Bush believes in empowering the American
citizens of Puerto Rico so that we can fulfill our aspirations
regarding our political status.
May God Bless America -- y que Viva George Bush!
September 02, 2004
Mel Martinez
Good evening my fellow Americans, y muy buenas noches.
I am Mel Martinez, and tonight, I stand before you as a testament of
the American Dream living proof of the greatness of our nation and the
kindness of the American people.
Before I share my story, I want to extend my thoughts and prayers to
my fellow Floridians... who are once again facing the threat of a
hurricane.
Remember to reach out to friends and neighbors who may be in need of
assistance.
Over forty years ago, my parents sent me -- as a young child -- out of
a land ruled by a Communist dictator...and now, just forty-eight hours
ago, I became the Republican nominee for the United States Senate from
the great State of Florida.
ONLY IN AMERICA!
Only in America can a 15-year old boy arrive on our shores alone, not
speaking the language with a suitcase and the hope of a brighter
future and rise to serve in the cabinet of the President of the United
States.
And, only in America can that same young boy, today, stand one step
away from making history as the first Cuban-American to serve in the
United States Senate.
In 1962, my parents made a difficult decision to send me out of a
Communist land...where a brutal dictator controlled every facet of our
lives.
A land where I saw the government beat people as they left church for
practicing their faith. Where the education system became a source for
teaching revolution and na ve respect for one brutal dictator.
Knowing I had no future there, my mother and father sent me to this
great nation -- this nation, that stands as a beacon of freedom and
opportunity
This nation, that is Ronald Reagan's Shining City on a Hill.
My mother and father did not know when they would ever see me again.
But, with faith in God, and Faith in a country -- that truly stands as
a symbol of hope to people around the world -- my family provided me
with life in a free and secure land.
Tonight I stand before you -- eternally grateful to this
nation...where dreams come true.
I have lived the American dream, and I am determined to ensure the
possibility of that dream for others.
I am here tonight, to urge my fellow Americans, to join me in
protecting our freedom, our core values, and this free land.
I am here to ask you to reelect President George W. Bush.
He is a good friend and a man who values freedom with all his heart.
He is a steadfast leader who is protecting the land we love and the
freedoms we cherish.
President Bush and I believe in the promise of America.
The promise that regardless of where you came from, what language you
speak, the color of your skin, or your economic circumstances if you
share the American dream of freedom and opportunity and you pursue it
with hard work, respect, and an abiding faith in God then all things
are possible.
I believe in George Bush's idea of "compassionate conservatism." From
the time I first heard him talk about it, I said "compassionate
conservatism is the story of my life."
And it is the story of so many other people. Working moms trying to
make ends meet.
Dads working two jobs to give their children a better life.
Immigrants, who, like me, saw America as a land of opportunity.
Throughout my journey, I have come to know firsthand the compassion of
America and the genuine goodness of Americans.
I was deeply honored to serve in the Cabinet of a President with a big
heart and deep affection for all Americans.
Not only does President Bush believe in the American dream, but his
policies are helping people across our country to realize their own
American Dream.
As President Bush's Secretary of Housing, we worked together to
implement a home-ownership initiative that is seeing real results.
Today, the home-ownership rate in the United States is at an all-time
high, and more minority families own their own homes than ever before.
I was honored to carry the President's message of hope and inclusion
to the Hispanic communities in our country and throughout our
hemisphere.
And I was so proud of President Bush for establishing a commission for
assistance to a free Cuba, which I co-chaired with Secretary Colin
Powell.
Because of the President's steadfast commitment to democracy, we now
have the first comprehensive Cuba policy in over 40 years.
During the four years that I lived in Florida before our family was
reunited, I worked part time jobs, and was able to put myself through
school...and start my family anew in America.
Tonight there are families working hard to save for their first home,
their first car, or just to put food on the table.
President Bush and the Republican Party believe in a government that
spends less and taxes less so that families can keep more of their
hard-earned money.
That is a fundamental difference between the parties and between the
two men running for President.
President Bush wants to cut taxes, and John Kerry wants to raise
taxes.
Our seniors also deserve to live the American dream... with dignity
and financial security.
As a person with three mothers -- my two foster moms and my own mother
all three of whom are in their eighties, I am extremely thankful to
President Bush for his leadership in providing affordable drugs for
our
seniors.
For years, our seniors have been promised a prescription drug benefit
under Medicare, and those promises fell empty.
Now because of President Bush, seniors are finally getting help with
the cost of their prescription drugs.
Education is the key to unlocking the American Dream.
For immigrants like me, and for children trapped in a cycle of
poverty, the only way out is a quality education.
The promise of America will only be a distant vision unless every
American has the opportunity to receive a first-class education.
The American Dream demands it, and our children deserve it.
For decades, education in America wallowed in mediocrity - stagnated
by bureaucracies that counted dollars but not results.
Then along came a President who wanted to make sure that all children
could go as far as their hard work would take them.
George W. Bush believes that like students, schools should get report
cards he believes in giving parents more choices about their
children's education he believes that high school diplomas should mean
that
graduates actually have the skills to compete in the 21st century
economy.
If you believe that America's schools are leaving too many children
behind and that every child can and must learn -- then your choice for
President is George W. Bush.
To those who speak the Spanish language:
Para todos aquellos que hablamos el idioma espanol -- con quienes
compartimos el nexo de un idioma comun, guardamos un lugar especial en
nuestros corazones para todo aquello que significa ser un ciudadano de
los Estados Unidos de America.
Tengo el honor de haber trabajado para el Presidente que mas ha
logrado para la comunidad Hispana.
Un Presidente que ha hecho una prioridad asegurarse que todos los
ninos en este pais tengan las mismas oportunidades que les permitan
lograr el sueno Americano -- como lo he logrado yo.
Me enorgullece servir de ejemplo para nuestra comunidad y para
demostrar que en los Estados Unidos de America -- si se trabaja duro,
se tiene Fe, y se respetan las leyes -- Todo es posible.
In English: My America...is Ronald Reagan's "Shining City on a Hill".
I saw its beacon as a young boy from behind the wall of Communism.
I felt its warmth through the genuine goodness of its people.
Like so many immigrants, I aim to repay a debt of gratitude to America
by passionately defending and safeguarding the American Dream -- for
this and future generations.
That's why I support our great President, George W. Bush.
Thank You, God Bless You, and God Bless America.
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Liberals Hate America!
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