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Originally posted by 12clicks
yeah, that war in afghanistan and all those war on terror speeches were just for yuks. 
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I was referring to the time Bush referred to himself as a "war president"
It was on Meet The Press with Tim Russert on Feb 8 of this year.
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Originally posted by 12clicks
dear idiot, do you know how congress "insists" on something? the vote on the exact wording of what they want done. Congress never insisted on "doing this thru the UN" no matter what you and kerry say now.
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http://www.roundupnews.com/news/2002...q-296260.shtml
A few quotes....
"The overwhelming consensus," Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle, D-S.D., said Friday, is that the president "ought to be very careful about the deployment of military personnel and weaponry."
Sen. Chuck Hagel, R-Neb., said, "The United States must lead the diplomatic high ground and use a multilateral approach to disarmament with the support of friends and allies."
The bill Congress passed requires Bush to notify Congress, before or within 48 hours after an attack on Iraq, that further diplomatic efforts would not have protected U.S. national security, and to explain to Congress how the military action will not hurt the war on terrorism.
We had weapons inspectors on the ground, there was no threat to our national security from Iraq.
The military action has also hurt the war on terrorism, tying up our limited resources in Iraq when they should be used to find the people that actually did attack us.
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Originally posted by 12clicks
odd how "congress" means a minority of congress when you're a liberal trying to rewrite history.
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Is that really the best you can do? Use the "L" word and think that's enough to discredit my point of view?
Speaking of minority and liberals....Senators Chuck Hagel, Richard Lugar, and Lindsey Graham....all REPUBLICANS, have recently attacked Bush for the way he's handled Iraq.
You're a one trick pony Ron.....you'd vote for Adolf Hitler if he supported a flat tax.