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The Three Worst Presidents
Jimmy Carter/Ronald Reagon Tie for 3rd worst Jimmy Carter was certainly a man of high standards, but his total lack of experience lead to a 4 year stalemate for American politics. Reagan was well loved and knew how to play the average American like a fiddle, but he was a racist cowboy who attempted to destroy the melting pot that was the very fabric and soul of America George Bush Sr, 2nd worst Compared to his son, Bush Sr. seems like a mild prototype of his son, though he did embrace at least some republican values of merit. George Bush Jr. Worst president of all time...so far Started war over invented WMDs 9/11 occurs on his watch Sits in class room while towers burn and Americans die Admits Iraq is no threat a few months before starting war campaign. It's on tape. Uses OLD and VERY OLD intelligence dating back to early 90's to support war. Announced the worlds funniest coalition of support (with almost zero military support). Useless war generates the worst anti-American standard worldwide. War claims the lives of thousands of Americans, civilians and children. US forces are sent in without basic gear required and must scavenge for it. Bush opposes woman's right to choose. Bush opposes stem cell research against massive public outcry to appease his religious friends. Bush denies secret prisons, torture and worse, then admits to it, defying the basic principals on which this country was founded. Bush allows big oil to gouge the American public and they don't even try to hide the profits. Congrats to our current president and his very few supporters. RB 35s5 NY |
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Capt. Rob wrote: Booo hoooin rant snipped If they were the worst and beat your canidate then that says alot about you. Loser....try to do something positive about the future will you? Joe RB 35s5 NY |
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If they were the worst and beat your canidate then that says alot about you. Joe, you're so simplistic and dumb, it's just too easy to trip you up. I voted for two of the "winners." But I was wrong. Almost every republican I know also knows that they were wrong on Bush. Even when you know your president lied to you, it's still fine for you. In your angry little world it's a "us or them" battle, and you're so certain there is a side to be on. That's just how Bush and many other other horrible politicians play you so easily. Joe, there is right and wrong and it's not about belonging to a party. Have you ever seen the video of Bush laughing at the idea of Iraq as any kind of threat to the USA? Want to hear what Rice and Powell said only months before (In case you didn't believe Bush)? http://youtube.com/watch?v=y1X-I-38lrU So, please tell us why we invaded IRAQ if Bush KNEW they had no WMDs. RB 35s5 NY |
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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message oups.com... Jimmy Carter/Ronald Reagon Tie for 3rd worst Jimmy Carter was certainly a man of high standards, but his total lack of experience lead to a 4 year stalemate for American politics. Reagan was well loved and knew how to play the average American like a fiddle, but he was a racist cowboy who attempted to destroy the melting pot that was the very fabric and soul of America George Bush Sr, 2nd worst Compared to his son, Bush Sr. seems like a mild prototype of his son, though he did embrace at least some republican values of merit. George Bush Jr. Worst president of all time...so far Started war over invented WMDs 9/11 occurs on his watch Sits in class room while towers burn and Americans die Admits Iraq is no threat a few months before starting war campaign. It's on tape. Uses OLD and VERY OLD intelligence dating back to early 90's to support war. Announced the worlds funniest coalition of support (with almost zero military support). Useless war generates the worst anti-American standard worldwide. War claims the lives of thousands of Americans, civilians and children. US forces are sent in without basic gear required and must scavenge for it. Bush opposes woman's right to choose. Bush opposes stem cell research against massive public outcry to appease his religious friends. Bush denies secret prisons, torture and worse, then admits to it, defying the basic principals on which this country was founded. Bush allows big oil to gouge the American public and they don't even try to hide the profits. Congrats to our current president and his very few supporters. Predictably composed by one who obviously never picked up an American history text, or at least never bothered to read the ones he was issued in high school. Jay Leno: "Who was Herbert Hoover?" Bubbles: "The guy who invented the vacuum sweeper?" Max Max |
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Capt. Rob wrote: So, please tell us why we invaded IRAQ if Bush KNEW they had no WMDs. In 1998 the Congress of the United States passed the "Iraqi Liberation Act." This act was promoted and signed into law by then President Clinton. This Act called for support of the INC (Iraqi National Congress) and the removal of Saddam from power. The Iraqi Liberation Act was enacted and was black letter law long before President Bush was elected as President. President Bush inherited this law, and the removal of Saddam had already been mandated by the US Congress long before President Bush took office. In October 2001, the US Congress voted unanimously (save one traitor from California) to resolve that "a state of war exists between the USA and all international terrorists and all those that aid or harbor terrorists." This Congressional resolution provided President Bush with the individual power to determine which entities and nations were either terrorists or aiding or harboring terrorists, and further, granted President Bush *exclusive* discretion to use the full weight of the US Military to hunt down or otherwise eliminate any such designated enemies. Saddam had developed his own terrorist faction called the Fedayeen, and these terrorist goons surfaced during the invasion of Iraq. These terrorists were not only responsible for murderous attacks on coalition forces, they also were murdering Iraqis that refused to fight and were further holding hostage the families of Iraqi soldiers. In true radical Muslim style, these Fedayeen terrorists also traveled around the Iraqi countryside decapitating Iraqi women that had committed the unspeakable crime of simply waiving at the coalition forces. Saddam openly admitted and bragged about sending money and arms to the Palestinian terrorist organizations known as Hamas, PLO, and Islamic Jihad. All three of those terrorist organizations have murdered Americans in the past, and are well-known terrorist organizations. On December 27, 2000, Saddam openly and publically declared war on the United States, Britain and Israel. Saddam's declaration of war occurred only ten months prior to the 911 massacres, and his declaration of war was carried on the front pages of all the Baghdad newspapers, and on the front page of most Arabic European newspapers. Under the articles of the Geneva Convention, any nation in receipt of an official declaration of war has a right to preemptively attack the nation that issued the war declaration. The USA and Britain not only had the legal right to invade Iraq and depose Saddam due to the violation of not less than seventeen UN Resolutions since the Gulf War, they also had the moral authority and the ethical necessity to do so. Joe RB 35s5 NY |
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There were probably others worse than Hoover. I forgot... the one who
supposedly looked so "presidential" that he was nominated because of his looks. I can't remember the name at the moment. I believe his administration was riddled with corruption. Then there was Grant. He was a terrible president, again with a very corrupt administration, although he was a great man. Carter was terrible, but he's made up for it as one of the best ex-presidents. Ford did nothing, and still does nothing. Personally, I liked Reagan. I met him once while he was governor. It was hard not to like him, although my politics at the time was a bit more left than they are now. :-) -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com "Maxprop" wrote in message nk.net... "Capt. Rob" wrote in message oups.com... Jimmy Carter/Ronald Reagon Tie for 3rd worst Jimmy Carter was certainly a man of high standards, but his total lack of experience lead to a 4 year stalemate for American politics. Reagan was well loved and knew how to play the average American like a fiddle, but he was a racist cowboy who attempted to destroy the melting pot that was the very fabric and soul of America George Bush Sr, 2nd worst Compared to his son, Bush Sr. seems like a mild prototype of his son, though he did embrace at least some republican values of merit. George Bush Jr. Worst president of all time...so far Started war over invented WMDs 9/11 occurs on his watch Sits in class room while towers burn and Americans die Admits Iraq is no threat a few months before starting war campaign. It's on tape. Uses OLD and VERY OLD intelligence dating back to early 90's to support war. Announced the worlds funniest coalition of support (with almost zero military support). Useless war generates the worst anti-American standard worldwide. War claims the lives of thousands of Americans, civilians and children. US forces are sent in without basic gear required and must scavenge for it. Bush opposes woman's right to choose. Bush opposes stem cell research against massive public outcry to appease his religious friends. Bush denies secret prisons, torture and worse, then admits to it, defying the basic principals on which this country was founded. Bush allows big oil to gouge the American public and they don't even try to hide the profits. Congrats to our current president and his very few supporters. Predictably composed by one who obviously never picked up an American history text, or at least never bothered to read the ones he was issued in high school. Jay Leno: "Who was Herbert Hoover?" Bubbles: "The guy who invented the vacuum sweeper?" Max Max |
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Joe wrote: Capt. Rob wrote: So, please tell us why we invaded IRAQ if Bush KNEW they had no WMDs. In 1998 the Congress of the United States passed the "Iraqi Liberation Act." This act was promoted and signed into law by then President Clinton. This Act called for support of the INC (Iraqi National Congress) and the removal of Saddam from power. The Iraqi Liberation Act was enacted and was black letter law long before President Bush was elected as President. President Bush inherited this law, and the removal of Saddam had already been mandated by the US Congress long before President Bush took office. In October 2001, the US Congress voted unanimously (save one traitor from California) to resolve that "a state of war exists between the USA and all international terrorists and all those that aid or harbor terrorists." This Congressional resolution provided President Bush with the individual power to determine which entities and nations were either terrorists or aiding or harboring terrorists, and further, granted President Bush *exclusive* discretion to use the full weight of the US Military to hunt down or otherwise eliminate any such designated enemies. Saddam had developed his own terrorist faction called the Fedayeen, and these terrorist goons surfaced during the invasion of Iraq. These terrorists were not only responsible for murderous attacks on coalition forces, they also were murdering Iraqis that refused to fight and were further holding hostage the families of Iraqi soldiers. In true radical Muslim style, these Fedayeen terrorists also traveled around the Iraqi countryside decapitating Iraqi women that had committed the unspeakable crime of simply waiving at the coalition forces. Saddam openly admitted and bragged about sending money and arms to the Palestinian terrorist organizations known as Hamas, PLO, and Islamic Jihad. All three of those terrorist organizations have murdered Americans in the past, and are well-known terrorist organizations. On December 27, 2000, Saddam openly and publically declared war on the United States, Britain and Israel. Saddam's declaration of war occurred only ten months prior to the 911 massacres, and his declaration of war was carried on the front pages of all the Baghdad newspapers, and on the front page of most Arabic European newspapers. Under the articles of the Geneva Convention, any nation in receipt of an official declaration of war has a right to preemptively attack the nation that issued the war declaration. The USA and Britain not only had the legal right to invade Iraq and depose Saddam due to the violation of not less than seventeen UN Resolutions since the Gulf War, they also had the moral authority and the ethical necessity to do so. Joe Hello? What....... no snappy comeback... |
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What does this have to do with sailing?
"Capt. Rob" wrote in message oups.com... Jimmy Carter/Ronald Reagon Tie for 3rd worst Jimmy Carter was certainly a man of high standards, but his total lack of experience lead to a 4 year stalemate for American politics. Reagan was well loved and knew how to play the average American like a fiddle, but he was a racist cowboy who attempted to destroy the melting pot that was the very fabric and soul of America George Bush Sr, 2nd worst Compared to his son, Bush Sr. seems like a mild prototype of his son, though he did embrace at least some republican values of merit. George Bush Jr. Worst president of all time...so far Started war over invented WMDs 9/11 occurs on his watch Sits in class room while towers burn and Americans die Admits Iraq is no threat a few months before starting war campaign. It's on tape. Uses OLD and VERY OLD intelligence dating back to early 90's to support war. Announced the worlds funniest coalition of support (with almost zero military support). Useless war generates the worst anti-American standard worldwide. War claims the lives of thousands of Americans, civilians and children. US forces are sent in without basic gear required and must scavenge for it. Bush opposes woman's right to choose. Bush opposes stem cell research against massive public outcry to appease his religious friends. Bush denies secret prisons, torture and worse, then admits to it, defying the basic principals on which this country was founded. Bush allows big oil to gouge the American public and they don't even try to hide the profits. Congrats to our current president and his very few supporters. RB 35s5 NY |
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"Capt. JG" wrote in message ... Carter was terrible, but he's made up for it as one of the best ex-presidents. Until today when he crossed an unwritten line to avoid criticizing a sitting president. Clinton has done this several times, but I believe this was Carter's first occasion. While I agree with what he said, it opens the floodgates for ex-presidents to rip on the incumbents. Not a healthy precedent, and it lacks any semblance of class. Max |
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All the truly great presidents were sailors.
-- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com "BFan" wrote in message news:982Og.11799$Tl4.6460@dukeread06... What does this have to do with sailing? "Capt. Rob" wrote in message oups.com... Jimmy Carter/Ronald Reagon Tie for 3rd worst Jimmy Carter was certainly a man of high standards, but his total lack of experience lead to a 4 year stalemate for American politics. Reagan was well loved and knew how to play the average American like a fiddle, but he was a racist cowboy who attempted to destroy the melting pot that was the very fabric and soul of America George Bush Sr, 2nd worst Compared to his son, Bush Sr. seems like a mild prototype of his son, though he did embrace at least some republican values of merit. George Bush Jr. Worst president of all time...so far Started war over invented WMDs 9/11 occurs on his watch Sits in class room while towers burn and Americans die Admits Iraq is no threat a few months before starting war campaign. It's on tape. Uses OLD and VERY OLD intelligence dating back to early 90's to support war. Announced the worlds funniest coalition of support (with almost zero military support). Useless war generates the worst anti-American standard worldwide. War claims the lives of thousands of Americans, civilians and children. US forces are sent in without basic gear required and must scavenge for it. Bush opposes woman's right to choose. Bush opposes stem cell research against massive public outcry to appease his religious friends. Bush denies secret prisons, torture and worse, then admits to it, defying the basic principals on which this country was founded. Bush allows big oil to gouge the American public and they don't even try to hide the profits. Congrats to our current president and his very few supporters. RB 35s5 NY |
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I didn't hear... what did he say?
-- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com "Maxprop" wrote in message nk.net... "Capt. JG" wrote in message ... Carter was terrible, but he's made up for it as one of the best ex-presidents. Until today when he crossed an unwritten line to avoid criticizing a sitting president. Clinton has done this several times, but I believe this was Carter's first occasion. While I agree with what he said, it opens the floodgates for ex-presidents to rip on the incumbents. Not a healthy precedent, and it lacks any semblance of class. Max |
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Carter was terrible, but he's made up for it as one of the best
ex-presidents. Actually Carter was a pretty good President. History is appraising him more and more highly as time goes on. Maxprop wrote: Until today when he crossed an unwritten line to avoid criticizing a sitting president. Clinton has done this several times, but I believe this was Carter's first occasion. While I agree with what he said, it opens the floodgates for ex-presidents to rip on the incumbents. Not a healthy precedent, and it lacks any semblance of class. Yeah. like any Bush/Cheney cheeleader is going to approve of anything Carter ever does or says. Maybe if you didn't constantly harp how he's personally two of the Axis of Evil, this kind of statement might actually mean something. Besides, plenty of former Presidents get involved in politics. Look at some of George Bush Sr's statements about Gore & Kerry. Look at what Eisenhower said about Nixon, and they were members (in theory) of the same political party. Partisanship is ugly and destructive. But apparently it's the only semblance of real life some people have these days. DSK |
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"Capt. JG" wrote in message ... I didn't hear... what did he say? Carter lambasted the president for "torturing" Islamic fascist prisoners. Okay, okay, I'd have to agree that being forced to listen to Red Hot Chili Peppers 24/7 might be a form of torture, but if it gets results . . . Max |
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"DSK" wrote in message . .. Carter was terrible, but he's made up for it as one of the best ex-presidents. Actually Carter was a pretty good President. History is appraising him more and more highly as time goes on. Ah, you like and approve of double-digit inflation? A slumping economy? Whatever turns you on, Doug. Maxprop wrote: Until today when he crossed an unwritten line to avoid criticizing a sitting president. Clinton has done this several times, but I believe this was Carter's first occasion. While I agree with what he said, it opens the floodgates for ex-presidents to rip on the incumbents. Not a healthy precedent, and it lacks any semblance of class. Yeah. like any Bush/Cheney cheeleader is going to approve of anything Carter ever does or says. Maybe if you didn't constantly harp how he's personally two of the Axis of Evil, this kind of statement might actually mean something. You're full of ****, Doug. I detest Bush. You are just too bound up in your hatred of anything beyond the left wing to notice. Besides, plenty of former Presidents get involved in politics. Look at some of George Bush Sr's statements about Gore & Kerry. Gore and Kerry were sitting presidents??? Or did you conveniently ignore that aspect of my statement (above), same as you do most of my other statements? Look at what Eisenhower said about Nixon, and they were members (in theory) of the same political party. What did Ike say, and when? I don't recall anything, and I was here at the time. I doubt if you were. Partisanship is ugly and destructive. But apparently it's the only semblance of real life some people have these days. Partisanship can be very ugly. The country is divided, perhaps inexorably. And people like you are as much a part of the problem as those you accuse of being so. If you were non-partisan you'd be as accusatory of the left wing as you are of the right wing. Nuf said. Max |
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Actually Carter was a pretty good President. History is appraising him
more and more highly as time goes on. Maxprop wrote: Ah, you like and approve of double-digit inflation? A slumping economy? About as much as I like the slumping economy, plus a war, that we have now. But hey, we can't blame that on President Bush, can we? No no, only Democratic Presidents are responsible for the economy and then only when it's bad. Carter accomplished a number of things, such as beginning to wean the country from Big Oil... politically a bad move, and he's still getting tarred & feathered for it. Look up the conventional arms limitation treaty he put thru... as responsible for the demise of the Soviet Union as anything President Reagan did, and also gave the world a decade of greater stability, less genocide, low-intensity 3rd world conflict, etc etc. Yeah. like any Bush/Cheney cheeleader is going to approve of anything Carter ever does or says. You're full of ****, Doug. Actually, I'm not. .... I detest Bush. Than why did you not only vote for him twice, but whine & kick and call a lot of people names because they pointed out that he's not doing a very good job running the country? For that matter, why are you still doing it? DSK |
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Than why did you not only vote for him twice, but whine & kick and call a lot of people names because they pointed out that he's not doing a very good job running the country? For that matter, why are you still doing it? Now THAT'S a good question. RB 35s5 NY |
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Of course, by that logic, Clinton did more for the economy that few other
presidents. -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com "Maxprop" wrote in message link.net... "DSK" wrote in message . .. Carter was terrible, but he's made up for it as one of the best ex-presidents. Actually Carter was a pretty good President. History is appraising him more and more highly as time goes on. Ah, you like and approve of double-digit inflation? A slumping economy? Whatever turns you on, Doug. Maxprop wrote: Until today when he crossed an unwritten line to avoid criticizing a sitting president. Clinton has done this several times, but I believe this was Carter's first occasion. While I agree with what he said, it opens the floodgates for ex-presidents to rip on the incumbents. Not a healthy precedent, and it lacks any semblance of class. Yeah. like any Bush/Cheney cheeleader is going to approve of anything Carter ever does or says. Maybe if you didn't constantly harp how he's personally two of the Axis of Evil, this kind of statement might actually mean something. You're full of ****, Doug. I detest Bush. You are just too bound up in your hatred of anything beyond the left wing to notice. Besides, plenty of former Presidents get involved in politics. Look at some of George Bush Sr's statements about Gore & Kerry. Gore and Kerry were sitting presidents??? Or did you conveniently ignore that aspect of my statement (above), same as you do most of my other statements? Look at what Eisenhower said about Nixon, and they were members (in theory) of the same political party. What did Ike say, and when? I don't recall anything, and I was here at the time. I doubt if you were. Partisanship is ugly and destructive. But apparently it's the only semblance of real life some people have these days. Partisanship can be very ugly. The country is divided, perhaps inexorably. And people like you are as much a part of the problem as those you accuse of being so. If you were non-partisan you'd be as accusatory of the left wing as you are of the right wing. Nuf said. Max |
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"DSK" wrote in message . .. Actually Carter was a pretty good President. History is appraising him more and more highly as time goes on. Maxprop wrote: Ah, you like and approve of double-digit inflation? A slumping economy? About as much as I like the slumping economy, plus a war, that we have now. But hey, we can't blame that on President Bush, can we? Can't address an issue head-on, can you? You always cite something the opposition has done as vindication for the incompetence of your own party. Has inflation ever come near the levels it did during Carter's administration since he left office? Have interest rates hit the double digits we experienced under his incompetent leadership? No no, only Democratic Presidents are responsible for the economy and then only when it's bad. Carter accomplished a number of things, such as beginning to wean the country from Big Oil... Really? Wasn't terribly effective at it, was he. Can you cite something he did that had lasting results? politically a bad move, and he's still getting tarred & feathered for it. Look up the conventional arms limitation treaty he put thru... as responsible for the demise of the Soviet Union as anything President Reagan did, and also gave the world a decade of greater stability, less genocide, low-intensity 3rd world conflict, etc etc. LOL. Of course all the myriad other factors that played a part in those aspects of the years following his departure from the Oval Office were inconsequential, right? He did walk on water, didn't he? Yeah. like any Bush/Cheney cheeleader is going to approve of anything Carter ever does or says. You're full of ****, Doug. Actually, I'm not. From downwind it would appear you are. .... I detest Bush. Than why did you not only vote for him twice, but whine & kick and call a lot of people names because they pointed out that he's not doing a very good job running the country? I changed my mind regarding the man subsquent to some things he's done in office. Unlike you, I'm not an inflexible demagogue. For that matter, why are you still doing it? You haven't been paying attention, but that's not surprising, considering your dogmatic view of everyone with whom you debate. I'm still a libertarian with some conservative beliefs, but that hardly means I'm supportive of the current administration. You are still a liberal, and I'll always disagree with your beliefs, but, again, that hardly makes me supportive of Bush. You, OTOH, are still a trumpet for moveon.org. Max |
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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message oups.com... Than why did you not only vote for him twice, but whine & kick and call a lot of people names because they pointed out that he's not doing a very good job running the country? For that matter, why are you still doing it? Now THAT'S a good question. Ah, that's what I love to see--arch enemies (Doug and Bubbles) coming together to combat the common foe. How refreshing. Max |
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"Capt. JG" wrote in message ... Of course, by that logic, Clinton did more for the economy that few other presidents. Clinton presided over what might have been one of the most prosperous economic times in our recent history. Of course everyone seems to have conveniently forgotten that the economy was heading into the toilet during his last year or so. Max |
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100000 new cops on the street. Crime went down. Now it's back up again.
-- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com "Maxprop" wrote in message nk.net... "DSK" wrote in message . .. Actually Carter was a pretty good President. History is appraising him more and more highly as time goes on. Maxprop wrote: Ah, you like and approve of double-digit inflation? A slumping economy? About as much as I like the slumping economy, plus a war, that we have now. But hey, we can't blame that on President Bush, can we? Can't address an issue head-on, can you? You always cite something the opposition has done as vindication for the incompetence of your own party. Has inflation ever come near the levels it did during Carter's administration since he left office? Have interest rates hit the double digits we experienced under his incompetent leadership? No no, only Democratic Presidents are responsible for the economy and then only when it's bad. Carter accomplished a number of things, such as beginning to wean the country from Big Oil... Really? Wasn't terribly effective at it, was he. Can you cite something he did that had lasting results? politically a bad move, and he's still getting tarred & feathered for it. Look up the conventional arms limitation treaty he put thru... as responsible for the demise of the Soviet Union as anything President Reagan did, and also gave the world a decade of greater stability, less genocide, low-intensity 3rd world conflict, etc etc. LOL. Of course all the myriad other factors that played a part in those aspects of the years following his departure from the Oval Office were inconsequential, right? He did walk on water, didn't he? Yeah. like any Bush/Cheney cheeleader is going to approve of anything Carter ever does or says. You're full of ****, Doug. Actually, I'm not. From downwind it would appear you are. .... I detest Bush. Than why did you not only vote for him twice, but whine & kick and call a lot of people names because they pointed out that he's not doing a very good job running the country? I changed my mind regarding the man subsquent to some things he's done in office. Unlike you, I'm not an inflexible demagogue. For that matter, why are you still doing it? You haven't been paying attention, but that's not surprising, considering your dogmatic view of everyone with whom you debate. I'm still a libertarian with some conservative beliefs, but that hardly means I'm supportive of the current administration. You are still a liberal, and I'll always disagree with your beliefs, but, again, that hardly makes me supportive of Bush. You, OTOH, are still a trumpet for moveon.org. Max |
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But, he was smart enough to think of a plan besides invade Iraq. Oops.. that
didn't work either. -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com "Maxprop" wrote in message nk.net... "Capt. JG" wrote in message ... Of course, by that logic, Clinton did more for the economy that few other presidents. Clinton presided over what might have been one of the most prosperous economic times in our recent history. Of course everyone seems to have conveniently forgotten that the economy was heading into the toilet during his last year or so. Max |
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On Fri, 15 Sep 2006 03:15:55 +0000, Maxprop wrote:
Can't address an issue head-on, can you? You always cite something the opposition has done as vindication for the incompetence of your own party. Has inflation ever come near the levels it did during Carter's administration since he left office? Have interest rates hit the double digits we experienced under his incompetent leadership? Incompetent leadership? Carter took the hard steps to defeat inflation. Remember Paul Volcker? http://www.huppi.com/kangaroo/L-carterreagan.htm Ever since Carter all our Presidents have been promising us a free lunch. I expect we are now seeing the bill that has been past due. By the by, the US economy has performed slightly better under Democratic administrations, than under Republican. http://www.eriposte.com/economy/other/demovsrep.htm |
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"Capt. JG" wrote in message ... 100000 new cops on the street. Crime went down. Now it's back up again. Actually it's not. And those cops are still on the street, for the most part, excepting the normal attrition. Now, night basketball--there was a stroke of brilliance. g Max |
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Hey Guys,
Many years ago, Tom Paine Said; -------------------------------------------- He that would make his own liberty secure must guard even his enemy from oppression; for if he violates this duty he establishes a precedent that will reach to himself." -- Thomas Paine ---------------------------------------------- I do like the Idea as an American of helping others; not ruling them:: helping them. http://community.webtv.net/tassail/ThomPage http://community.webtv.net/tassail/ILLDRINKTOTHAT |
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Ummm....
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/...e-summit_x.htm -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com "Maxprop" wrote in message link.net... "Capt. JG" wrote in message ... 100000 new cops on the street. Crime went down. Now it's back up again. Actually it's not. And those cops are still on the street, for the most part, excepting the normal attrition. Now, night basketball--there was a stroke of brilliance. g Max |
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Capt. Rob wrote: Jimmy Carter/Ronald Reagon Tie for 3rd worst Jimmy Carter was certainly a man of high standards, but his total lack of experience lead to a 4 year stalemate for American politics. Reagan was well loved and knew how to play the average American like a fiddle, but he was a racist cowboy who attempted to destroy the melting pot that was the very fabric and soul of America George Bush Sr, 2nd worst Compared to his son, Bush Sr. seems like a mild prototype of his son, though he did embrace at least some republican values of merit. George Bush Jr. Worst president of all time...so far Started war over invented WMDs 9/11 occurs on his watch Sits in class room while towers burn and Americans die Admits Iraq is no threat a few months before starting war campaign. It's on tape. Uses OLD and VERY OLD intelligence dating back to early 90's to support war. Announced the worlds funniest coalition of support (with almost zero military support). Useless war generates the worst anti-American standard worldwide. War claims the lives of thousands of Americans, civilians and children. US forces are sent in without basic gear required and must scavenge for it. Bush opposes woman's right to choose. Bush opposes stem cell research against massive public outcry to appease his religious friends. Bush denies secret prisons, torture and worse, then admits to it, defying the basic principals on which this country was founded. Bush allows big oil to gouge the American public and they don't even try to hide the profits. Congrats to our current president and his very few supporters. RB 35s5 NY The worse Presidents were all Democrats. |
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