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Right. It's been hard to find a Bush voter since 2006. I'm about as fooled as a Roman soldier listening to Peter deny Christ though. If you believe Obama is the worst president to grace the office, I know who you are. I know who you voted for. I don't forgive you for what you did to my country. I might be persuaded to forgive if you apologize and promise to never vote for monkey for president again.
Nice choice of words!!
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Originally Posted by Ford Beebe
If you showed Obama a picture of the two states on a map, I'm guessing he'd correctly identify which one is Kansas and which one is Texas.
Bush went from a slightly better than average president to one of the best ever thanks to that mouth breathing, window licking, knuckle dragger we have now...
As someone who voted against him, I can honestly say that the more that I learn about his administration, the more respect I've gained for him. To be quite honest, outside of the Iraq invasion, he's done some pretty impressive things such as rejecting the Keyoto protocol to reduce energy costs; the Finance Reform bill in 2003, the attempt to build the Missle Defense Shield in addition to a Nuclear Arms Reduction Treaty, all of which hardly anyone ever mentions. If one is completely fixated on what the media feeds you...his entire legacy is encapsulated in the Iraq WMD debacle, the slow response to Katrina and the blame for the economic metldown.
I'll give you this, its -- he did do some nice things on the side. Had he not invaded Iraq and had he focused our defense resources on getting Al Qaeda in more effective and efficient way, I'd probably think of him about the same as I do his dad .. I think his dad was a pretty good president. I'm not a Republican, but as Republicans go, not bad.
As it is though, Iraq was such a monumental blunder -- and one that is almost 100 percent attributable to his administration -- that it colors everything else. That war will go down in history as one of America's biggest missteps.
Yes, I was of the opinion that Bush should spend life in prison for violating the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, and several other treaties, but now my opinion is that he should be given the death penalty.
Opining...
Mircea
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