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Originally posted by jsobecky
Jean-Bertand Aristide's dictatorship, installed and propped up by the Clinton administration, has ended.
Already the democrats, who have been very quick to say that the US is not the world's policeman, and have accuse GWB of spreading our troops too thinly around the world, have been accusing the Bush administration of not intervening more quickly. John Kerry, who has accused the USA of not working with the UN in regards to the Iraqi conflict, has said that if he were president, he would support a UNILATERAL action in Haiti, regardless of what the UN decided.
Such shameless doublespeak has been rarely heard by either political party. The democrats are really getting desperate.
john
Originally posted by jsobecky
If the troops had not helped him to escape, then the rebels would have killed him. That would have accomplished the same thing, then, maybe even better, since he is still alive and may come back to rule again some day.
The democrats say we should have intervened earlier. But when Bush sent tens of millions of dollars to Zimbabwe to help fight the AIDS epidemic, the democrats (Kerry, specifically) accused Bush of "pandering" to the black vote.
Can't they give the man some credit for doing some good?
john