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Originally posted by Tobra
1. On stem cell research, he has stated his position and has not changed it, would it be better for him to change his position daily depending on public opinion polls like a recent Democrat Chief Exec?
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Following public opinion isn't necessarily always a bad thing - particularly in a supposedly "representative" democracy. Bush is a bull-headed idiot on this issue and history will bear it out.
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2. WTF would you say about the situation over there. Both sides are making boneheaded moves, every day. There is unlikely to be a resolution possible, good or otherwise. Our most recent Chief Exec made things better by shaking Arafat's dick dry after he finished pissing now didn't he?
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Even saying what you did (that "both sides are making boneheaded moves") would be better. Blaming Clinton again? How trite. At least there weren't daily suicide bombings and rocket attacks in wake of the "road map" proposal. Maybe you don't like the fact that Arafat was invited to the White House, but the ends justified the means, IMO.
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3. Not familiar with this one, can't comment.
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I'll try to find a link to the story, or someone else can. It exemplifies the laugh-out-loud stupidity of this administration to a tee. It'd have the makings of a hilarious comedy routine/skit if it weren't reality.
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4.The fees(voted in by Democrats) were waived. You are pissed at the current administration for something done by someone else, way to be well informed and appropriately indignant
Big difference between protecting contractors we asked to go into a hazardous area and tourists we told to NOT go somewhere because it is dangerous and the US government can't take responsibility for the safety of citizens who choose to go there despite that fact.
Inconsistent with good intentions, consistent with evil intentions? WTF are you talking about? You are psychic and can look into the hearts of men, know their hopes and dreams? Man, you and the Amazing Kreskin need to hit Vegas
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With the current administration's history of "selective enforcement", they're equally if not more culpable than any lawmakers by selectively choosing to enforce this law.
At least they "reacted to public opinion" and decided to waive the fees, didn't they? Oh wait, did that just shatter your "reality"?