And W isn't any better

Joseph Farah writes:

Through a clever public-relations campaign and political connections, he [GW Bush] and his partners persuaded a city and the state to subsidize directly a facility for their private business. But that was just the beginning.

Dirty hands. W can't say anything because if he did the left would call him a hypocrit. No - can't call him a hypocrit. I'll just call him one more Danger to Liberty in these United States. The problem isn't just the person, since I'll grant you that W is one of the nicer and more authentic people to inhabit the white house. The issue is that the power vested in government is inherently corrupting. And it isn't helped by vesting even more power into its thieving hands. The road to liberty is paved with liberty my friends, not with government.