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From: cs195@sdcsvax.UUCP (EECS 195)
Newsgroups: net.college
Subject: Re: Re: Trash Student Government?
Message-ID: <1347@sdcsvax.UUCP>
Date: Sat, 25-Jan-86 20:46:14 EST
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Posted: Sat Jan 25 20:46:14 1986
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Summary: I like Bush

In article <398@umich.UUCP>, gt@umich.UUCP (Gus Teschke) writes:
> In <373@ihnp1.UUCP> frear@ihnp1.UUCP (Lori Frear) writes:
> 
> Many people did shout through Bush's speech, and it was embarrassing.
> But not as embarrassing and sleazy as George Bush, who is not exactly known
> these days for his support of humanist causes, showing up to commemorate
> the birth of the Peace Corps.  When's the next election?
...
> I don't know about you, but I'm disgusted by the way our government supports a
> government in El Salvador that fights against rebels by indiscriminately
> bombing rural areas.  You know, El Salvador, where the "government" has
> failed to convict any of the death squad criminals responsible for
> about 40,000 deaths in the last six years.   The Reagan/Bush government also
> happens to be funding terrorists on the borders of Nicaragua to
> destabilize a government that was elected in an election at least as fair
> as our own.  Not to mention the incredibly wimpy and hypocritical stand
> taken on South Africa, etc. etc.  So much for the principles of the
> Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights.  
...

	You liberals make me laugh!  All you you talk about are  the
	supposed evils of the Reagan/Bush and El Salvador.  This Ad-
	ministration has done more good for this country than any in
	the  past  two decades, and I don't think it has been at the
	expense of your "human values" either.  Your  general  atti-
	tude  in  the  above article implies a significant misunder-
	standing on your part.

	I try hard to keep an "open mind", but  have  problems  with
	such  "cry-baby"  thinking.   I  am  relieved that I chose a
	University with a right-wing majority (in fact we are  proud
	of having very few liberals here), but we certainly let  our
	liberal brothers hold their demonstrations,  have  speakers,
	etc.  with  out  wasting  our time on pointless heckling and
	harrassment.

	I'm certain Mr. Bush is a god, and  the  next  president  of
	these tremendously supreme United States of America.
	
                              -- Roger Bly Jr.
                                 University of Calif. at San Diego
                                 home of the "California Review"