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In article <8lg4i.8846$B25.7170 (AT) news01 (DOT) roc.ny>, "JoeSpareBedroom" <dishborealis (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote: So Hillary knew there were Al Qaeda in Iraq, my my my. She also said that sadam will continue to INCREASE his capacity to wage WMD warfare, well my my my. She also says he will keep trying to develop nuclear weapons. So GWB was not alone, in fact the hillary was right there lock step. |
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Thankfully we have a president who removed this threat without concern for his own political welfare |
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like some of the other weak politicans that change their spots when the going gets rough. |
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JoeSpareBedroom, 5/21/2007,7:35:19 PM, wrote: "larry moe 'n curly" <larrymoencurly (AT) my-deja (DOT) com> wrote in message news:1179790314.923885.303120 (AT) b40g2000prd (DOT) googlegroups.com... badgolferman wrote: JoeSpareBedroom, 5/20/2007,6:38:55 PM, wrote: Have you heard of the so-called "special relationship", in exactly > those >>> words? What's a "special relationship"? Is that like same-sex marriages? It's like the relationship that former President George Bush has with his favorite son, Bill Clinton. Can you believe golf boy's never heard the term, in a historical context? It's unbelievable. Hey golf boy - how old are you? How many years have gone by without your reading one single history book that mentions this crucial thing about our country? I'm old enough to be able to see right through you. |
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Cathy F. wrote: "badgolferman" <REMOVETHISbadgolferman (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote in message news:xn0f6fq6v48dgji000 (AT) news (DOT) readfreenews.net... It isn't obvious to me. If he thought Bush was a moron he would just avoid him. Obviously he knows something you don't. I think he became pals w/GWB early on, was swayed in regard to Iraq (for reasons unknown to me), but in the last couple of years has most likely been kicking himself, muttering, "Dumb, dumb, -dumb- move." Being allied w/GWB re: the War in Iraq certainly didn't enhance his image at home. Maybe Blair trusted GW Bush on Iraq the same way DeGaulle trusted Kennedy on the Cuban missile crisis -- an American president would always tell the truth to a close ally. |
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dbu., wrote to JoeSpareBedroom |
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Thankfully we have a president who removed this threat without concern for his own political welfare If he truly didn't care about his own political welfare he would have sent in at least 500,000 soldiers. But he knew that such a large number would require a draft, and he didn't want to risk losing votes over that. like some of the other weak politicans that change their spots when the going gets rough. It's definitely better to keep plowing on with a military force far too small for victory, but that's the Chicken George way of fighting (with other lives). |
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