Has anyone else noticed . . .
Yes. We've noticed the following....
"Simple Simon" wrote in message
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You're right. Conservatives would never call Clinton
a liar about a blowjob.
1) Keep repeating President Bush is a liar. If you
say it enough times maybe we can get a few
more brain-dead people to believe it.
I don't think the conservatives *ever* called Clinton
stupid. The liberals did though.
2) Keep saying President Bush is stupid. This is
something all liberals can identify with because
they are none too bright. No matter how many
times the President defeats us stupid people
like the majority of liberals will continue
to believe the President is stupid.
Who is "we"?
3) Keep calling the President a murderer. This will
get a few votes from Democrats who are incarcerated
for felonies but manage to vote anyway along with
the dead we have registered.
I think that if and when they are found (in Iraq, as opposed
to in the US - because we *do* have them), liberals would
acknowledge their existence, perhaps even faster than the
conservatives have acknowledged their hypocrisy about
fidelity.
4) Keep asking "Where are the WMD's." This is something
we can continue to ask because no liberal is going to
believe there are WMDs even when they are found.
I can see this is true because every president in modern times
has gone to the funerals of fallen soldiers *except* Bush.
5) Keep delighting in using dead soldiers as political fodder.
Never show and respect for their families and friends.
This will seduce the very far left and get them to do some
more street demonstrations.
In any case, there is no connection, which even Bush has
said repeatedly.
6) Keep saying there is no connection between bin Laden
and Iraq even when there was a terrorist training camp
called Salman Pak with a fuselage of a 707 used for
hijack training exercises.
Yep, well, I guess we're just outnumbered by our partners'
soldiers in Iraq.
7) Keep saying the US is going it alone in the war against
terrorism even though 20-30 nations have joined us in
the fight. Keep saying bin Laden is alive even if there
is no real proof that he is. Keep saying Saddam Hussein
is still alive even though there is no real proof that he
is.
Actually, he's just proposing that they be taken away. And,
most of the wimps in Congress (liberal and conservative)
go along with it.
8) Keep saying that President Bush is taking away all
our liberties with the Patriot Act. Ignore the fact
that Congress passed it with even most liberal
Democrats voting for it.
It's not worse. It's much worse, especially with respect
to job loss. Eventually, when companies can't squeeze
another ounce of work out of employees, they might
start hiring, but first they'll raise prices, assuming we
don't enter a devalution situation. Sounds wonderful.
9) Keep saying the economy is the worst in 20 years
and it Mr. Bush's fault even when the President
inherited the bad economy from his predecessor.
Keep talking down the economy even in the face
of statistics that show the economy has overcome
the Clinton recession and the effects of the events
of 9-11 because of the Bush tax cuts. Hammer on
a "jobless" recovery even when unemployment is
dropping. Never mind the fact that we just had
a record third quarter in the GDP. Never mind
people are making fantastic returns in the stock
market again. Never mind that productivity is way
up. Just keep lying and being negative. This will
convince many ignorant people that things are
really bad and will continue to be.
And so it goes... more half truths and lies from Bushy
and his moronic followers.
And on and on it goes - all a bunch of lies and negativism.
This is the stock and trade of liberals. They have no ideas,
no programs of their own to solve any problem. They wish
only to create problems and illusions of problems so they
can say, "Vote for us - we can fix all these ills," even when
the record shows they have never fixed any ills. They wish
to keep them around so they can tell people to vote for us
so we can fix them.
My prediction... Bushy and Chumpy are out of here next
election.
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