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But did the man say those words? You people keep howling about him doing it and have no means to prove that he did.
Wikipedia is fun
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When he received an advance copy of the speech, U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld took care to remove any use of the phrase "Mission Accomplished" in the speech itself. Later, when journalist Bob Woodward asked him about his changes to the speech, Rumsfeld responded: "I was in Baghdad, and I was given a draft of that thing to look at. And I just died, and I said my God, it's too conclusive. And I fixed it and sent it back… they fixed the speech, but not the sign."[11]
Bush did offer a "Mission Accomplished" message to the troops in Afghanistan at Camp As Sayliyah on June 5, 2003 – about a month after the aircraft carrier speech: "America sent you on a mission to remove a grave threat and to liberate an oppressed people, and that mission has been accomplished."
Bush stood below that photo-op banner with the idea that "mission accomplished."
Did Obama give any specifics? I failed to hear any of them.
So what are Romney's details to his plans? You guys keep saying Obama has fours years that show his details, Romney doesn't have four years of being a president to show that, so it would be nice if he stepped up and gave details....you know, if he actually had any details.
Are you talking about the performance you failed to see? I sure think you are just like all your buddies here who didn't see it but learned all about it from MM and the like.
I saw his full "performance" from start to finish. In fact I saw the entire RNC from start to finish which I'll bet you can't say about the DNC. Eastwood is slipping big time and he didn't do his party any favors.
The only thing that would have been more embarrassing than Eastwood's demented old man yelling at a chair bit would have been him giving a speech on family values.
He wasn't yelling at a chair; he was talking to it.
Wow I wish I could visit the weird little world teabaggers live in where Clint's speech was the best thing since I Have a Dream but Clinton and Obama embarassed themselves. I really wish our government would test the water for chemicals better in rural areas
He do you know that "teabaggers" support Eastwood? The Tea Party probably does, but I'm not sure if "teabaggers" do.
He wasn't yelling at a chair; he was talking to it.
Cause that is sooooo much better.
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