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Fuck you woj I hijacked this thread first :(
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It's been said that the 9-11 attacks had been planned for years so one could argue that if Clinton hadn't been so busy getting his dick sucked and lying about it or spent years defending his actions during the WhiteWater investigations he might have taken notice of the proliferation of terrorist organizations..
One could argue alot of things but really, what's the point? The side that lost always bitches about the side that won. America isn't a democracy - it's a republic - the people don't make the decisions - they elect the people who make the decisions |
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The feeling of not knowing if you were ever going to see your family again is something you could never understand. I won't even try. Live in your little happy world, cuz i'm living in mine. I surround myself with lots of people exactly not like you. |
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Republicans demanded millions of dollars and govt resources focus on a blowjob, meanwhile Bin Laden was making plans to attack the country....you Republicans must be very proud of yourselves. |
So young. So angry. Must be that damn rap music.
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do you know how many people lives clinton put at risk just because he wanted to cover up his affair. |
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For all the "mandate" the president may claim it's silly for anyone to suggest that 49% of the country should be ignored when discussing issues and/or passing legislations that affect all, and just as silly for anyone to think that that many people should not be vocal. I don't support the nit-picky biting that goes on in a segment of the Democratic party but you better hope like hell that's not where a viable candidate comes from and that the Republicans can get away with using the screwy unverifiable voting machines to steal 2008 and beyond because it won't be pretty:winkwink: I think the prez & co. are losing their base primarily because of the total fuckup that is Iraq, but also because of the overall ass sideways priorities of this administration. |
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its sillier for the loosing party to assume that 49% are in their party. What percentage of those 49% are liberals, socialists and communists? Its just a big pot of minority, who really knows which party deserves crumbs? Think about the big anti republican players during the election: John Kerry, Michael Moore, and George Sorros - Not all democrats are they? |
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How in the world is covering up an affair anywhere near the lies that were told to take us to war. You say Clinton put people at risk, hmmm last I heard 1700 kids aren't at risk, they are fucking dead and buried. If you think that the injured that are coming back just got bb gun wounds, maybe you should take a trip to the local VA hospital with me, the next time I go. |
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Only Sandy Burgers underwear and socks knows if Clinton is negligently responsible for those civilians I saw jumping out of those towers because their skin was on fire. |
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Last I heard there was a dem in charge for with 8 great years of an amazing economy, before the current pud put us in the depression we are in. |
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But - all I'm saying is that each party has it's own skeletons and we take turns bitching about each others when really - what's the point. |
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Sure dumbass, thats why Bush's approval ratings are at 41% (taken BEFORE all this Rovegate), and 6 in 10 think the country is heading down the wrong track. Pull your fucking head out of Limbaughs ass. |
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If you were really there, then you would know what the war was about. :winkwink: |
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Regardless of what people think of Bush the GOP is kicking your asses all up and down the country so suck it up, I mean thats what you are good at right? Sucking.... |
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Under who's watch was NAFTA signed in under that promoted US companies moving overseas to cheaper labor? |
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So who takes credit? The guy in charge when events began and set things in motion or the guys sitting in the chair when the final event happens? |
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I stopped counting at 30 while counting the years the democrats have gone in presidental elections without getting a majority of the Americans to vote their party. Thats a hell of a cycle. If is wasn't for Ross Perot, Hillary would speaking tomorrow at the chamber luncheon trying to get relected to city council in some small town in Arkansas. |
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9-11, fuck Clinton should have done something.(He tried on several occasions to get Bin Laden, but didn't broadcast it to scare the public.Told Bush his top priority should be getting him) Well...what is Bush doing to get him now? I truely believe they don't want to get him. He's like their ace in the whole. Anytime something goes wrong, just play a tape and scare the shit out of the sheep. Doesn't it seem strange to anybody that the last we heard from Bin Laden was a week before the election. Not a peep since. Rove is one smart fucker, he is. |
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the report commissioned to investigate the war determined that there never was chemical WMD, or Nuclear WMD (because sadam did not have the facilities to produce them) but all they could say about biological WMD was that there were none at the time they searched. If you really believe that Sadam did not have Biological WMD when the UN inspectors were trying to search his facilities, why the hell was he stopping/delaying them. Don't you think if there was nothing to find he would have openly allowed the UN inspectors to go anywhere they wanted. |
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Cant argue with facts!!!!! LOL Clinton had been give recomendations on what to do to stop further terrorists attacks on US soil. (Yes, 9/11 wasn't the first) We should hear all about how he enacted those recomendations as soon as Sandy Burger finishes preparing him by looking over some classified memos. "Whoops, they fell in my underwear" - Burger "We were all laughing about that" - Clinton |
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Interesting. So basically you are saying then that Reagan and Bush Sr. are the ones ultimately responsible for both bin Laden, since he was trained and armed by the Reagan admin, and Saddam since he was given chemicals by the CIA under Bush Sr. Makes sense to me. |
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Sept.2003: The White House had said anyone who leaked classified information in the case would be dismissed. Bush reiterated that promise last June, saying he would fire anyone found to have disclosed the CIA officer's name. Today: President Bush qualified his pledge to dismiss any White House official found to have leaked the name of a CIA operative, saying Monday that "if someone committed a crime" he would be fired. |
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Yo Spanky,
I know my guy ain't lilly white but it burns me a bit to sit idly by when you say things that just aren't accurate. Most Presidents suffer the effects of the previous President's agenda - Republican or Democrat. |
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There is one good thing to come out of this administration. They are making the Nixon admin look like fucking saints. |
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First line of the republican handbook: 'When in doubt mention Clintons penis'. As far as Rove goes, Rove's betrayal of a CIA WMD expert, while the U.S. was using WMDs as a reason to invade Iraq, is virtually indistinguishable from Robert Hanssen's selling out of American spies. Both allowed America's enemies to learn the identities of covert operatives. Both are traitors. Both are eligible for the death penalty. |
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From an interview with Jim Lehr |
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A good republican:
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exactly what about "the report commissioned to investigate the war determined that there never was chemical WMD, or Nuclear WMD (because sadam did not have the facilities to produce them) " do you not understand How does quoting a response to a question about CHEMICAL and NUCLEAR WMD not existing prove your point. |
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http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1445489/posts An example: 'It's a shame that most pro-lifers lack the courage of Eric Rudolph.' 63 posted on 07/18/2005 1:49:08 PM PDT by Ignatz (Gravity: It's not just a good idea, it's the law.) |
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"Did you remember to buy the milk hun?", asks the wife. "Umm.. no, they were out of milk", answers the husband, making up a lie as he did forget. "Did you kill all these young men in the basent hun?", asks the wife. "Ummm... no, they were there when I came in", aswers the husband, making up a lie as he did kill them. I know this has nothing to do with anything. I just wanted to hang on to that 'A lie is a lie', part for no particular reason. |
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When it comes to mid-east policy for example, the US has pursued a consistent line since the 1920's under a succession of presidents from both parties. You can argue it was a wise policy or not, but if you believe it was a wise policy, then the invasion of Iraq was almost a necessity at this stage of the game. The present president cannot be held reponsible for the actions of his predecessors and could even use them to justify his own actions. But that doesn't let him off the hook in respect of specific decisions that he made. He didn't have to order the invasion of Iraq, and he made the choice to sell it to the public in the way he did. I seriously doubt the White House is bothered by the Rove story because it is a sideshow that will fizzle away in a few weeks. It may even have been a useful diversion, drawing attention away from other recent events: the announcement at the end of June about the formation of a National Security Service under the direct control of the President; the placing under the President's authority of the 180,000 employees of Homeland Security; and the release of a document from the Pentagon that the military intends to ?expand military activity? within the United States (something which is specifically banned under the Posse Comitatus Act of 1878). Thanks - at least in part - to all the speculation about Rove, these potentially far more serious events have barely caused a blip on the radar. |
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The Rove story will quickly take a backseat within the next 72 hours once Bush makes his Supreme Court nomination :upsidedow
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