Fake Republicanism

Fake Republicanism

If there was any lingering doubt that President Bush is a recklessextremist rather than a true conservative, an extraordinary letter by theson of President Dwight D. Eisenhower should dispel it. John Eisenhower,who served as American Ambassador to Belgium between 1969 and 1971,joins President Ronald Reagan’s son in condemning the BushAdministration for its abdication of conservative principles. Click here to read Eisenhower’s letter published this past Tuesday in New Hampshire’s Manchester Union Leader.

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If there was any lingering doubt that President Bush is a recklessextremist rather than a true conservative, an extraordinary letter by theson of President Dwight D. Eisenhower should dispel it. John Eisenhower,who served as American Ambassador to Belgium between 1969 and 1971,joins President Ronald Reagan’s son in condemning the BushAdministration for its abdication of conservative principles. Click here to read Eisenhower’s letter published this past Tuesday in New Hampshire’s Manchester Union Leader.

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