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1. Read post, preferably twice 2. Compose response 3. Submit response 4. Do not transpose #2 and #3 Too much "transposing" going on around here. |
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So let's just say "it's complicated" and move on to attacking Kerry. Quote:
The only difference is I'm talking about American lives. You're talking politics. If you are incapable of forming an opinion on whether Maliki should be able to call an end to what our soldiers called a "vital military operation," that is a sad commentary on you I'm afraid. |
10 points for that reach around Rodeo!
I knew better than to attempt reason with you.:rolleyes: SmileWavy |
Is this really what you consider "reasoning?"
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That would be a good start. |
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There are thousands of potential scenarios for what happened in that situation. Promises made from one group to another, tests of loyalty, small scale diplomacy, etc... all to possibly achieve the desired goal through different/perhaps more effective means. But Rodeo doesn't care, all he sees is a chance to bash Bush even though such a decision would have come from the Generals on the ground who might have a good reason for their actions. It's more fun and just as productive to treat him as the jester he is. Dance monkey boy dance :D |
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Yep, that's the one. The same one lackys like you use -- silence. Followed by attacks. Followed by diversions. Down to about 26% of the country with you. But keep fighting for your hero. He's what's important. |
How is this for ya Rodeo?
At some point decisions will need to be made by the Iraqis, as time passes I hope more and more decisions are made by the Iraqi govt, thus allowing us to EVENTUALLY back out of Iraq. I feel much more comfortable knowing only a partial backout was made by our troops as opposed to a full immediate withdrawal as some lefties seem to desire. This whole Sadr City news story of the week will be forgotten about by next week by all but maybe you. WTF exactly is the point you are trying to make? Oh yeah....Bush somehow has turned our ENTIRE military over to the terrorists therefore he sucks. BTW, Bush is not my "hero" but in general, I will back a republican (who shares MOST of my views) over a Kerry (your hero?) or Hillary Clinton 100% of the time. Now give me something else to laugh about and respond to (it is Friday after all) |
This is getting interesting. Seems as if our resident opponents have hit a true impasse. Entertaining to say the least. Seems as if the phrase "Bush Bashing" takes precidence over a rational response!!
I am sure that certain "liberals" do bash the prez, but "conservatives" seem to have a limited long term memory about "president bashing" that occured between 1992 and 2000. Get over it guys, it is all part of the game, repeated over and over between the "ins" and the "outs". Personally, I will never bash the president on a personal basis (I have never met the man), but I will say that his stands on many issues are simplistic, not well thought out, and potentially dangerous if continued very far into the future. So there. Do I get painted with the same "Bush Bashing" brush? |
Well, Bob, i guess they have a point. After all, Bush didn't turn over control of the ENTIRE U.S. Military to the terrorists, only one "vital" operation in a war zone.
I don't know what I was thinking, seeing anything wrong with that. I mean, the terrorists are not in charge of the Pentagon yet, right? What a sorry bunch of sycophants. |
Geez Rodeo, next you're gonna complain about Tora Bora. :)
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I have not forgot about Clinton, as I still have a picture of him on my dartboard in my shop :D (no Jim, it is not a "butt dart" board:D ) |
Hey, there could be "thousands" of reasons to turn over combat operations to terrorists.
Another Bush strategy so brilliant that mortals cannot begin to comprehend. |
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i think that word is banned now in Colorado
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Speaking of Clinton, one day I was going to one of our many museums here in DC. As I was walking along, I spotted Bubba (still Prez) and Chelsea out for a walk, of course, with the Sec. Serv. guys everywhere. I was pretty close to them, and they stopped and looked at some sculpture, and chatted like father/daughter. No press around. Just a father/daughter outing. Really struck me how much like any nice father he seemed. Anyway, I just wanted to mention that, and that I still have two years to see something comparable from the current WH occupants. Peace. :)
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Well, I suppose there will be those after GWB is long gone that will also have dartboards.
Politics seems to be the lowest emotional common denominator. |
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Sorry, just wanted to see how it felt to give a Rodeo type response :D |
Whew! For a minute I thought he highjacked your account. :eek:
Clinton was a crappy husband, but I'll always respect him as a father. I think the fear angle has been the B2 admin's only tool for achieving foreign and domestic policy goals and electoral success. I hope it fails them this time. Time for bi-partisianship. :) |
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