More recently, how about his record of running and hiding when the US
was actually under attack? That is something to be proud of all right.



Calif Bill wrote:
SOP. The plane that crashed in PA was headed for the White House.

Really? How do you know that?

Anyway, does this make Bush's actions on that day somehow acceptable?
Does it make his subsequent evasion & lying justifiable?

DSK

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"DSK" wrote in message
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NOYB wrote:
As a Conservative Republican, I'm very proud of Bush's record,

Really? Are you proud of his arrest record? Are you proud of his
grandfather's record of selling war materials to Nazi Germany?

More recently, how about his record of running and hiding when the US
was actually under attack? That is something to be proud of all right.
snip
DSK


SOP. The plane that crashed in PA was headed for the White House.

I don't believe that, at the time of the attacks, anybody knew WHERE
that plane was headed.

In article . net,
says...

"bb" wrote in message
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On Wed, 17 Mar 2004 22:53:38 GMT, "NOYB" wrote:


A vote for Kerry is victory for al Qaeda.

Run on anything except Bush's record, eh? Nice straw man.

As a Conservative Republican, I'm very proud of Bush's record, and can (and
have) successfully defended it against any partisan attacks.

However, Democrats have decided to turn this election into an "anybody but
Bush" campaign. Well, it's time for Americans to realize the danger of such
a decision.

The "danger" is in keeping Bush. His policies have run their course and
been proven ill-conceived and poorly executed. That's not the kind of
person I want running the country.

Bush's Iraq war has served to foment and focus hatred against the US and
catalyze the anti-American jihad. Spain's vote was a rebuke of war
against the wrong nation on false pretenses as a solution.

You short termers will never understand such complex principles while
simple, illusory solutions are available for your (apparently) ADD
brains.

jps