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If GWB pulls out of Iraq, it's an admission of Failure, and that's the last thing he would do. (Failure is GWB's long-time mistress; he's been bangin' her for years, they have several love-children, everybody knows about, but you don't mention it in polite company.) It would also piss off his oil and defense buddies, who are just starting to wet their whistles in the Iraq trough, and to pull the bowl away from them now would have the same consequences as grabbing a pork chop away from a pit bull (sorry, American Staffordshire Terrier) The easiest thing for Bush to do is 'stay the course' and hope everything just sorts itself out, and in the meantime simply label anyone who disagrees with his billion-dollar-a-week boondoggle a 'terrorist sympathiser' |
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I guess he's talking about Sen. Jay Rockefeller of the Foreign Relations Committee, who has been looking into whether the administration falsified WMD information. The Neo-Republican playbook says you have to knock him down before he even stands up to speak. Then knock him again and again, all the time avoiding discussion of the real issue.
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RE Bush lying about WMDs.....I think that they believed what they wanted to believe...in spite of the facts making the intel suspect. It's a matter of when, could be becomes is....
The admin needed something to hang an invasions hat upon and WMDs was made to order to sell the Amercian people on. It was a selling point.... Well it's a mute point US troops are going to have to be in Iraq for the foreseeable future to keep a lid on the place. |
THe WH has recognized it's failure in Iraq...simply one of the leading proponents of the Invasion.....Wolfie was promoted/canned and sent to the World Bank..LBJ did the same thing to McNamera when he wanted to get rid of him.
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What is our exit-strategy out of Kosovo?...The question of "what is our exit strategy" has about the same value as Democrats up-in-arms about campaign finance violations...None. |
The American people will no longer follow this president on trust.
And, yes, one can plan for non-static situations. Presidents and generals and NFL coaches and middle managers and hot dog vendors do it all the time. |
When I have a serious decision to make where I don't have a clear cut answer I'll pray to God...call that soul searching if you will..to come up with the best course of action. So when Bushy says he talks to God....I think that is an admirable trait. And it is very clear that Bushy does what he thinks is right, in spite of the political flak he will receive over it. Now if he were a Clinton he could be wishy washy and make everybody happy, you see Clinton never stuck with anything that was unpopoular in his life...Clinton has no set of values that grounds him to the earth he is like a feather that floats hither and yon wherever the wind blows.
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Democrats are more concerned with the re-acquisition of political power than they are about our success economically or militarily. |
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And it is very clear that Bushy does what he thinks is right, in spite of the political flak he will receive over it. [/QUOTE] You know, if I believed this, I would feel a lot better. Not that we wouldn't be in the same mess, but at least it would be good intentions that got us there. I don't begrudge you your beliefs, but all evidence suggests otherwise. Clinton was bad. This guy makes Bill look like a rank amateur. His most trusted ad visor is a pollster, with zero policy or government experience. That tells you about all you need to know. |
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The media has Democrat hypocrisy and criminality on the dark-side of the dimmer switch...On Republicans they have interrogation lighting and are asking questions like "when did you stop beating your wife." Orwellian...You have the last party's golden boy making sure incriminating evidence saw the memory hole. Not to mention total media (overwhelmingly/monopolistically left) silence of the Clinton Administration's indictments of Osama suggesting a link between him and Saddam, and more than numerous attestations of "proofs" of WMD. Why is the media silent regarding these facts? They have an agenda, that is why. |
Originally posted by widebody911
(Failure is GWB's long-time mistress; he's been bangin' her for years, they have several love-children, everybody knows about, but you don't mention it in polite company.) Okay, what's the story on this? Why hasn't anybody jumped on this one, is it BS? |
W was pretty much a bust at everything he tried, until politics.
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Just tried to follow this topic for the first time thru 9 pages and still it's become the old "He said this" and "He did that".
The original thought is still,"Where do we go from here". As a fly over resident, the electorate asks the same thing, this coming from a 2 time Bush voter. The common denominator in the entir equasion is $$$. Until, and unless this is removed, true representation will not happen. Plain and simple. Guys, at this point , it isn't about to happen |
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And what a better way to keep the masses ignorant......keep them involved in bickering about who's "better." hahahahaha |
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