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Originally posted by Boatphone
You people are really living in a dream world...
...President Bush is doing the right thing, its true that American leaders like Howard Dean are WRONG to say things like, "the idea we can win this war is just wrong". Because the fact is we are winning the war, but the democrats are trying to trick the American public into thinking that we are losing...
...even fellow Democrats are telling Howard Dean to "shut up".
-- Boat
[edit on 12-12-2005 by Boatphone]
Originally posted by Boatphone
You people are really living in a dream world...
...President Bush is doing the right thing, its true that American leaders like Howard Dean are WRONG to say things like, "the idea we can win this war is just wrong". Because the fact is we are winning the war, but the democrats are trying to trick the American public into thinking that we are losing...
...even fellow Democrats are telling Howard Dean to "shut up".
-- Boat
[edit on 12-12-2005 by Boatphone]
Originally posted by pepsi78
One thing is clear this is strange, i dont recal seeing the cartonists on tv that much, there were few explenations and the focus was once again on the war on teror.
This is just another way of controling the people, I almost felt for it.
And what is with the thing that says buy danish?
some one is selling humanity out who ever he is he is a traitor and an enemy to the humman race.
Originally posted by Boatphone
I know some will just rip me on this...
Bush on Nation Building
Speaking to a cheering crowd in Chattanooga, Tenn., one day before the Nov. 7, 2000, election, George W. Bush repeated a line that had by then been a standard part of the stump speech for many, many months--and one that now seems, in the face of looming U.S. military action in Iraq, quite contradictory.
"Let me tell you what else I'm worried about: I'm worried about an opponent who uses nation building and the military in the same sentence. See, our view of the military is for our military to be properly prepared to fight and win war and, therefore, prevent war from happening in the first place."
The line was an explicit condemnation of Clinton/Gore foreign policy--specifically that the White House had stretched the military too thin with peacekeeping mission in Haiti, Somalia and the Balkans. President Clinton and Vice President Gore, his Democratic opponent, had strayed from the central mission of the military: to fight and win wars, Bush said.
Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
This is just another way of controling the people, I almost felt for it.
I'm ashamed to say, me too.