I do prey for Bush. He is our elected leader and in this time of such hate as demonstrated by you and others like you who bash him at every turn, Bush could use a little prayer from everyone. Bush is doing his very best to keep this country united, unlike the likes of those like you who do and say everything to keep our country devided. It is guys like you who do not accept the responsibility as an American, that will be the root cause for the downfall of America. Your kind just don't care about anubody or anything as long as you satisfy your own selfish, greedy selves without thinking of the results you have on others. Like I have said Ken, all you do is take, take, take, and hate, hate, hate.

You are in serious need of prayer Ken as well as all the spiritual help one can muster. I hope the good lord hears the prayers and helps you see some light and only the lord can help you change your hateful, selfish ways.

Bush administration hurt politically because of Cheney incident, should Cheney resign?

The MSM is not a journalistic institution it's a political party that typically aligns with democrats and opposes the president.

I’ll prey for you Ken

Please don't. Prey for Bush instead.

TSKE, TAKE, TAKE, TAKE,= Kens Motto

HATE, HATE, HATE, HATE= Kens Living Standard

Ken loves such groups as Terrorists, Communists, Dictators, Killers, and Hate Bush people.

I'll prey for you Ken, there just might be some hope left for you.

"Steve, I think that anyone, in or out of the media, with an ounce of integrity is, as you say, ‘Hostile to the Bush Administration’.

Since this administration is consistently aligned against objective reality it is not difficult to see why a reporter, concerned about his or her own credibility, would seem hostile to the administration.

The Bush administration today, like the old soviet union before them, takes pride in creating their own reality. It is the reporters job to get through this b.s. and report on what is really going on.

Posted by ken at February 16, 2006 13:18"

Yeah, and you don't??? That's rich Ken!

I have yet to see a network that isn't typically biased *for* the Bush administration ... well, except the BBC.

Since this administration is consistently aligned against objective reality it is not difficult to see why a reporter, concerned about his or her own credibility, would seem hostile to the administration.

The Bush administration today, like the old soviet union before them, takes pride in creating their own reality. It is the reporters job to get through this b.s. and report on what is really going on.

Nice to see you agree that the media, by and large, is biased. :-)

Since this administration is consistently aligned against objective reality it is not difficult to see why a reporter, concerned about his or her own credibility, would seem hostile to the administration.

The Bush administration today, like the old soviet union before them, takes pride in creating their own reality. It is the reporters job to get through this b.s. and report on what is really going on.