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Originally Posted by juz
See this happens when you attend institutes of higher learning my friend, they bring in guest lecturers, I take it that is not something you are accustomed to.
I think you should really read Richard Clark's book, you wouldn't be making such asinine comments if you had
It's not hard, find me denying he has fault, please find me saying that. I'll even point you in the right direction - YOU WON'T. He is the most inept president in recent history.
The difference between someone like me and a closed minded fool such as yourself is that you only see in black and white, you are completely incapable of pulling off your partisan blinders and taking a look at the big picture. Clinton has blame in 9/11, it's fact you can not deny, now by saying this am I insinuating Bush has no blame? No, that is your problem and why I said people like are the problem with American politics, you spend all your effort trying to discredit the "other side" instead of trying to see what the problem is and how to fix, the argument is as old as "I know you are but what am I".
So I'll ask for the third time in this thread, why is so difficult for you to admit Clinton has fault in 9/11 when the facts clearly state he does?
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You have no idea who I am or what education I have. It makes me laugh. As for pointing to the "other side" as you say I do. Once again, ignorance is bliss.
I am an independant. I voted for Reagan and Clinton, so mr. low IQ figure that one out. I vote for the person who I think has the smarts and personality to run this country. I have no idea how the current pres made it thru grade school, let alone became president.
I point the blame where blame is due. Clinton tried and failed to get Bin Laden. Every time he tried the conservatives cried wag the dog. Bush was warned and did absolutely NOTHING. As someone who lived 2 blocks from ground zero with my family, I have a slightly different perspective than someone at how watching on CNN.
As for you "meeting" Richard Clark. I didn't know seeing a speaker was "meeting". I also find it curious that he spoke at Cuyahoga Falls Beauty School.