Tony Snow Has Always Been a Liberal Republican Who Laughed at President Reagan and Is Now Doing the Same to President Bush
            During the last three years of George H. W. Bush’s liberal Presidency, Tony Snow was in the top echelon at the White House (1991-1993) as Chief Speechwriter and Assistant for Media Affairs.
            Most conservatives were disgusted with the elder Bush. That’s why they had chosen Ronald Reagan in the 1980 primary and why they didn’t have enthusiasm for the elder Bush in 1992. As a result, Bill Clinton took the Presidency by default.
            It all happened because Reagan took some bad political advice in 1980 and made the serious mistake of naming George H. W. Bush as his Vice President in order to “balance” the ticket. The elder Bush proceeded to bring into the White House many of his liberal friends, such as James Baker. He brought them in in order to watch and control President Reagan. Jim Baker’s first job was as Reagan’s Chief of Staff.
            During the 1980 Primary, Bush had referred to Reagan’s supply-side economics (which resulted in a huge boost to the economy, the same as is happening today) as “voo-doo economics.” After Reagan left office in 1988, Bush promised the voters a “kinder, gentler” America, as though Reagan had not been “kind” and “gentle.”
            It is impossible that Snow did not understand all this when he served in the top levels of the Bush Presidency.
            Tony has now returned to the White House to do the same thing to George W. Bush that he helped do to Ronald Reagan. If that is confusing to you, just consider that George W. Bush is a conservative, but his father was not nor is Tony Snow. 

 Snow’s Job Is to Protect the President
            Tony Snow is supposed to answer in an assertive manner the enemies of President Bush, but he takes special delight in doing that to friends of the President and ignoring the worst enemies like Sen. Chuck Schumer --- because Schumer will bite back.
            For example, Tony is constantly harassing the reporter for the acclaimed WorldNetDaily, Les Kinsolving. If you doubt that, here is a transcript of what occurred last Thursday when Kinsolving asked an intelligent question at a press conference:

What about Article in Rolling Stone Magazine by Robert Kennedy Jr.?
            WND asked about the assertion of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. in an article in Rolling Stone magazine that very morning that the 2004 election was won by George Bush only because the Republicans stole more than 350,000 votes in Ohio, which would have been enough to give John Kerry the election. This is a transcript of that conversation with Snow:
            "Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has written an article in Rolling Stone which revisits the Ohio vote in 2004. Does the president believe Kennedy has raised any new evidence of voter fraud?"
            "No, what I think he will do is let you, Lester, be his emissary from Rolling Stone," quipped Snow before moving to another reporter.

How Tony Snow Should Have Answered the Charge that Bush Stole the Presidency in 2004
            If Tony Snow was serious about protecting the President, he would have replied in this manner. If he had done so, he (Tony Snow) would have received some good press in the daily newspaper that has by far the largest circulation of any conservative publication in the country.
            But it’s too late now because Snow has already revealed his contempt for WND and the conservatives who devour it every day.
            This is what the President’s spokesman should have said, “No.” That’s all he should have said and then moved on.

It Would Have Been a Mistake to Say More
            He also could have said the following, but with our limited knowledge, we believe that he was correct in not doing so.
            “Les, I’m glad you raised that issue. I do not desire to say anything negative about any of the families of John F. and Robert Kennedy, who loved their country and served it well and courageously. But the losses of both those husbands and fathers before their time appear to have had a serious impact upon their families. We are all sorry for that.
            “We’re now witnessing the recurring drug-addiction problems of Congressman Patrick Kennedy who just checked himself back into a rehab center after driving his car recklessly at the Capitol.
            “Many of the Kennedy children were scarred for life and turned to drugs. We don’t know why they did, but the trauma of the deaths of John F. and his brother, Robert, were undoubtedly a contributing factor. We know that Robert was arrested in 1983 for heroin possession and went into treatment for his addiction. A year later, his younger brother, David Kennedy, died of an overdose of cocaine.
            “Robert has been clean for twenty years and is now a respected environmental lawyer, but he is also an angry man and is lashing out at those who he believes are the enemies of his deceased father.”

 Another Question
            This is how Snow retorted to this question from the reporter at WorldNetDaily:
            "The Atlanta Journal Constitution reports that the grand jury investigation of Georgia Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney for striking a U.S. Capitol police officer went into its third month with experts saying it should have been wrapped up in a matter of days. My question, as this nation's chief law enforcer, does the president disagree with the national president of the Fraternal Order of Police, Chuck Canterbury, who said, right from the start, this U.S. attorney handled this case differently because McKinney is a sitting congresswoman?"
            Responded Snow: "As I described to you, Lester, the president is not going to assert command influence over ongoing investigations in Iraq. He certainly is not going to sit around and second-guess a grand jury in Georgia."
            The reply by Snow was obviously a wise-acre answer. This demeaned Snow beyond his comprehension.