03-02-2003 19:39									#31
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quote: Originally posted by Osweld Why is it that many bush supporters, when faced with a possible critisism or argument against bush, just spout off some lame speach like that and completely ignore everything that was said against him - It's like they're brainwashed, or trying to convince themselves he isn't so bad or something.

I voted for Al Gore. I disagree vehemently with Dubyas domestic policy. I expect to vote against Dubya in 2004.

That said, he HAS been strong, restrained, expressive of whats right, surprisingly deft in the war on terror (I almost said deft in foreign policy, but no hes not deft on Kyoto)
He has been better than we had any reason to expect. A man who really was not qualified for the office seems to have grown into it. As on other occasions in history, the moment has called forth the leadership.

	03-02-2003 19:44									#32
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The party of the people...until the people OUST your asses. Then you want to deny the will and choice of the people. Let me guess, for their own good? Typical wacko leftist UNCONSTITUTIONAL bullshit.

	03-02-2003 19:44									#33
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Again, the *one singular thing* Bush has been right on in his time in office is how to approach Iraq. Period. He hasn't even done the terrorism hunt right, which is a sad sign.

Only a continued plunge in the economy's well-being will finally convince the American public that this guy ain't what he's cracked up to be. The sadder thing is that even that won't give the budding Savior of America, John McCain (and this is coming from a pureblood Democrat) a chance to work his magic.

	03-02-2003 20:57									#34
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quote: Originally posted by Dissident: Why did we elect this psycho?

We didn't. He was appointed by the Supreme Court.

	03-02-2003 22:49									#35
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quote: Originally posted by reismark Again, the *one singular thing* Bush has been right on in his time in office is how to approach Iraq. Period. He hasn't even done the terrorism hunt right, which is a sad sign. Only a continued plunge in the economy's well-being will finally convince the American public that this guy ain't what he's cracked up to be. The sadder thing is that even that won't give the budding Savior of America, John McCain (and this is coming from a pureblood Democrat) a chance to work his magic.

Wasnt McCain suggesting we needed more troops on the ground in afganistan, a week before Mazar fell???? We may have let OBL escape at Tora Bora, but we have NOT provoked an Afgan backlash against us, nor gotten into a quagmire. By keeping our presence small and relying on warlords we ahve escaped the trap Al qaeeda/taliban set for us. This was masterful strategizing on our part, and Im not sure McCain would have had the patience for it.

	03-02-2003 23:01									#36
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quote: Can't Congress do something about this?

They authorized force in December, and they aren't in the mood to take that power away.

As for your thread question: No... and I don't see that as a bad thing either.

	03-02-2003 23:02									#37
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quote: Originally posted by Dissident Why did we elect this psycho?

We didn't. Florida voted for Gore, the US voted for Gore, but the laws were massively violated so that they could give the state to Bush. Bush is legally president, but not legitimately.

	03-02-2003 23:04									#38
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quote: Originally posted by lord of the mark We may have let OBL escape at Tora Bora, but we have NOT provoked an Afgan backlash against us, nor gotten into a quagmire.

It's only been a year. No one called Vietnam a quagmire in 1963 either. It remains to be seen whether or not the US will have problems in Afganistan. Ultimately I expect we will, but nothing on the level of Vietnam nor what the Soviets experienced in Afganistan. It'll be cavalry and indians type ****.

	03-02-2003 23:07									#39
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quote: Florida voted for Gore

Nope. Sorry.

quote: the laws were massively violated so that they could give the state to Bush.

*cough* giving cigarettes to homeless to vote Democrat *cough*

Like the Republicans were the only people that may have violated some laws that may have changed the election .

	03-02-2003 23:11									#40
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quote: Originally posted by lord of the mark Wasnt McCain suggesting we needed more troops on the ground in afganistan, a week before Mazar fell???? We may have let OBL escape at Tora Bora, but we have NOT provoked an Afgan backlash against us, nor gotten into a quagmire. By keeping our presence small and relying on warlords we ahve escaped the trap Al qaeeda/taliban set for us. This was masterful strategizing on our part, and Im not sure McCain would have had the patience for it.

Maybe so, but that strategy cost us bin Laden, who is now free to plan and carry out yet another act of terror on the free world. We put more troops in, and bin Laden doesn't slip by so easily.

Sometimes a little backlash is the price you pay to get the job done.

	03-02-2003 23:13									#41
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quote: Maybe so, but that strategy cost us bin Laden

What makes you think Bin Laden was there at all?

	03-02-2003 23:14									#42
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you can't oust bush, when he sees you comming his secret police will neutralize you, DUH.

	03-02-2003 23:16									#43
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quote: Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui quote: Florida voted for Gore Nope. Sorry.

Yes, sorry. You got the Presidency, just stop lying about how you got it.

quote: quote: the laws were massively violated so that they could give the state to Bush. *cough* giving cigarettes to homeless to vote Democrat *cough*

Is that illegal? Is it the same as stuffing ballots boxes with absentee ballots. Is it the same as not counting legal ballots? Is it the same as removing 91,000 legal voters from the rolls?

quote: Like the Republicans were the only people that may have violated some laws that may have changed the election .

Not even in the same league.

	03-02-2003 23:19									#44
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I have this girl who looks a lot like Monica Lewinsky. I'm going to pay her to get Bush in trouble.

But this could backfire. This scandal could cause Bush to start a war to get the media focus off the affair.

	03-02-2003 23:20									#45
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Why not have him tried as a war criminal by the WORLD COURT??? Now that would be poetic justice...

The other route: get enough civil disorders from war weariness and the democracy will go through a revolution. Wait... been playing too much Civ...

	03-02-2003 23:21									#46
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The war won't be long enough for war weariness.

	03-02-2003 23:32									#47
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quote: Originally posted by chegitz guevara The war won't be long enough for war weariness.

AND we have womens sufferage, which reduces it.

we can go to war for a while.

	04-02-2003 00:18									#48
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Well, you have police stations, but I think someone already beat you to women's suffrage.

Still, since the Irak thing is part of the War On Terror, war weariness will set in soon perhaps... it's like one of those civ games where you're at war with one or another for a loong time.

	04-02-2003 00:23									#49
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War weariness in only in the game. War rarely makes significant weariness, especially in a semi-militaristic society.

	04-02-2003 00:37									#50
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