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Originally posted by Dronetek
Outsourced Jobs? It was Bill Clinton who gave us NAFTA, not Bush!
Originally posted by ofhumandescent
reply to post by ThichHeaded
ps: The average person who voted for Bush never researched his background or they would never have voted for him.
[edit on 16-9-2008 by ofhumandescent]
Originally posted by kettlebellysmith
reply to post by dariousg
You might want to recall(though Dems find it embarrassing) that Old Joe Kennedy was a Nazi sympathizer as well.
Go far enough back and you'll find skeletons in every closet. (Joe made his fortune running illegal liquor from Canada to the US during prohibition.)
Originally posted by kettlebellysmith
reply to post by Dronetek
Thank you.
I have been preaching this to people at work and on ATS for quite a while now. But it seems that memories are selective when it comes to democrats placing blame or accepting responsibility. They forget that we had bin Laden in our sites and The Great Embarassment From the State Of Arkansas wouldn't give the order to fire. If he hadn't been so busy playing with interns, perhaps 911 wouldn't have happened.
(And don't try to tell me the Bush administration planned 911. We were attacked, and that's all there is too it. I've read the reports, and I don't think you could get the number of people involved in such a conspiracy to keep their mouths shut for this many years. Aliens are one thing, but when we start killing our own, someone is going to crack!)
Originally posted by DimensionalDetective
Bushes' 'New World Order' is Leading To 'Post American' Era: Bloomberg
www.bloomberg.com
(visit the link for the full news article)
Whichever man wins, he will inherit what Johns Hopkins University political scientist Francis Fukuyama calls a ``post- American world,'' replacing the U.S.-dominated ``new world order'' that President George H.W. Bush proclaimed after the collapse of the Soviet Union. No longer the ``hyperpower'' of the 1990s, the U.S. is slipping toward a first-among-equals status, narrowing the foreign-policy options of whoever moves into the White House in January.
For 20 years, U.S. leaders ``have assumed American dominance; they've assumed that they're working in a unipolar world,'' says Fukuyama, who gained fame in 1992 by declaring that the collapse of Soviet communism heralded the eventual triumph of liberal democracy in the ``end of history.'' Now, he says, ``there's been this big redistribution of power.''
[edit on 16-9-2008 by DimensionalDetective]