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![]() "DSK" wrote in message . .. Really? Are you proud of his arrest record? NOYB wrote: Big deal. By the time we graduated from high school, 1/3 of my graduating had been "arrested" for underage drinking while in high school. Ah, so now you're saying that you think it is morally OK to set an example of boozing irresponsibly... driving while drunk among other things... for today's young people? Are you proud of his grandfather's record of selling war materials to Nazi Germany? His What, did speech fail you? It's true, matter of record. Prescott Bush paid a fine out of court rather than be charged with trafficking with an enemy state. But then the Bush family was not as rich nor as powerful as they are now. What sort of parallel can be drawn form this, given the free ride that the Bin Laden family and Saudi business connections have been getting? More recently, how about his record of running and hiding when the US was actually under attack? He was a target you doofus. Really? That was proclaimed loudly but so far there is no evidence at all.... none... just another excuse and another lie. That is something to be proud of all right. But that's all old news. Let's talk about the present. How about Bush's vetoing spending money on intel & security? He did no such thing. Really? Why did they cut funding for DARPA, a key military intelligence project? What about the CDC's funding for emergency equipment & training for counter-bioterror programs? What about the roll back on airport security? Cutting funds for updating the CIA and FBI computer systems? The list goes on. Bush is spending gazillions on war in Iraq, which posed only very slight terrorist threat to the US. However, when it comes to actually taking steps to combat terrorist groups, with money that will not be funneled into the pockets of his supporters, he doesn't give a rat's patootie. That might really help fight terrorism, but he nixed it. Lie. Unfortunately it's all true. How about his record of ignoring... and even falsifying... military casualties? Lie. Nope, true again. How about his record of stonewalling the Sept 11 investigation? Bull****. Oh? Why then has Bush refused to meet with them? So far he's given a string of statements about his dignity, and executive priviledge... he puts his dignity above America's safety, his priviledges above the truth... apart from that disturbing & undeniable fact, what does he have to hide? So far, the Bush Administration has given minimal coopoeration with the 9-11 investigation. They've even had to get court orders. His record of going on vacation more than any other President, ever? So what. Interesting set of priorities. His record of lying about many things, from the Clinton staff vandalizing the White House another lie. Check with the GAO. Their report shows it happened just as he says it happened. Umm, no. Their report said NONE of it happened. to his declaration that he would not use Sept 11th politically? Where'd he say that? About fifteen times, from two years ago until about two months ago. How his record of bragging about his foreign policy success, while stabbing his own Secretary of State in the back and driving a wedge between the US and our longest & closest allies? The wedge has been there for some time. I'm glad he just exposed the phonies for what they are...backstabbing ingrates. An interesting attitude. But the FACT remains that his policies have failed. We have regime change in Spain (and possibly coming up in Britain) and made a lot of new enemies, but have not ended the first threat. So we see... you are pro-Bush to the point of denying very obvious and easily verifiable fact... in your opinion, the Bush family should come first above the good of the rest of the country. In your opinion, lies and profiteering are fine *if* the guys you like are doing it. DSK Oh, I get it, you took all the stuff about Kerry and replaced the name with bush. ![]() |
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