13 Quotes by Donald Jeffries

George W. Bush’s legacy will always be defined by the events of September11, 2001, which provided him with something of a delayed mandate.Without 9/11, there would have been no unconstitutional Patriot Act, noHomeland Security Department, no decade-long occupation of Iraq andAfghanistan, and no open-ended “war on terror.” As such, it is important tolook closely at exactly what really happened on 9/11/2001.

Whether important policy decisions are made at Bohemian Grove or not,it is at the very least disturbing to know that our leaders are gathering togetherto worship a massive owl, dress in robes, and recite occult incantations.

Waldo was not alone by any means in trembling over an unjust plight. With the recent uproar over drunk driving, arrests had skyrocketed and detention centers all around the country were overflowing with bewildered motorists. Many of these dumbstruck, inebriated souls had been transferred and thoughtfully placed behind the same bars that held back murderers and rapists. Unfortunately for our heroes, they now joined the ranks of these luckless citizens.

With the birth of the Internet, Clinton’s critics began chronicling hisscandals—which were entirely ignored by the reliable mainstream press—and even came up with a colorful term to describe the untidy truth that aninordinate number of those connected to Bill or his wife, Hilary RodhamClinton, had met unnatural deaths—the Clinton Body Count.