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On Mon, 28 Dec 2009 10:35:28 -0800, "nom=de=plume"
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Ok, that was funny. In any case she was talking about after the incident
started. Perhaps we should see what the investigations show? Nah... just
blame Obama.

No you have already told us this is Bush's fault.


I did? Well, now that you mention it, he never dealt with the actual
threat,
so stretching it a bit, yes.

As you said earlier about Clinton and Bin Laden in Sudan, what was he
supposed to do?

Fair question. Here's my answer... Bush should have concentrated on
capturing and killing bin laden and his cronies. He failed not just to do
that, but he failed to even try very hard. Then, he got all hard for Saddam,
and he made the radicalization even more pronounced by invading Iraq. He
used "Christian" rhetoric on more than one occasion and had a public
"cowboy" attitude, which alienated our allies (and even some outliers) who
were on our side after 9/11.

BTW didn't the country vote for "change". Maybe that was one of the
things that should have changed ... but nothing really has, has it?

Yes, and last I checked the TSA is a huge entity that takes a lot to get it
to change. While Nepolitano should have been more open about the problems
and spoke more eloquently, condemning her or Obama for lack of change is
disengenuous.

In 2012 is Obama going to be running on the platform "Sorry I didn't
do ****, it was all Bush's fault"

So you say, but ignore the facts on the ground. If you want to see what he's
accomplished do a google search if you're unable to think on your own.

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Nom=de=Plume