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The Bush-Clinton years or is that centuries?

#21 User is offline   jtfanclub 

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Posted 2008-May-14, 12:05

blackshoe, on May 14 2008, 10:25 AM, said:

You miss my point entirely.

MY point is that if none of the above are acceptable, then there are other candidate you can use to either send a simple message, or perhaps they are acceptable to you.

But first you have to ask yourself WHY they first two are unacceptable.

So....

Why?
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Posted 2008-May-14, 17:00

It might end up being disappointing not to have a Bush in the White House - where else will we get our daily dose of this kind of logic?

"President Bush said Tuesday he was disappointed in 'lawed intelligence' before the Iraq war and was concerned that if a Democrat wins the presidency in November and withdrew troops prematurely it could 'eventually lead to another attack on the United States.'"
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Posted 2008-May-14, 17:12

Winstonm, on May 14 2008, 06:00 PM, said:

It might end up being disappointing not to have a Bush in the White House - where else will we get our daily dose of this kind of logic?

"President Bush said Tuesday he was disappointed in 'lawed intelligence' before the Iraq war and was concerned that if a Democrat wins the presidency in November and withdrew troops prematurely it could 'eventually lead to another attack on the United States.'"

I would have thought Mr. Bush would be a little uneasy bringing up "flawed intelligence". It reminds me of Richard Nixon saying "This nation cannot stand pat". The truth comes out.
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Posted 2008-May-14, 17:38

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I would have thought Mr. Bush would be a little uneasy bringing up "flawed intelligence".


Well, it could have been a reference to his S.A.T. score. :)
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Posted 2008-May-15, 06:09

kenberg, on May 14 2008, 06:12 PM, said:

Winstonm, on May 14 2008, 06:00 PM, said:

It might end up being disappointing not to have a Bush in the White House - where else will we get our daily dose of this kind of logic?

"President Bush said Tuesday he was disappointed in 'lawed intelligence' before the Iraq war and was concerned that if a Democrat wins the presidency in November and withdrew troops prematurely it could 'eventually lead to another attack on the United States.'"

I would have thought Mr. Bush would be a little uneasy bringing up "flawed intelligence". It reminds me of Richard Nixon saying "This nation cannot stand pat". The truth comes out.

The puppet is never dismayed by the puppet master's direction. He says what he is told to say. They want that war to last forever. They are sick and we have the symptoms. We have got to find a cure. It is not too late, yet.
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