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McCain has been in Congress for more than a quarter-century;
he bound to shift now and then on various controversies.
But therein lies the point McCain was consistent on most of
these issues, right up until he started running for
president, at which point he conveniently abandoned literally
dozens of positions he used to hold. The problem isn just
the incessant flip-flops though that part of it it
more about the shameless pandering and hollow convictions
behind the incessant flip-flops. That the media still
perceives McCain as some kind of traight talkerwho
refuses to sway with the political winds makes this all the
more glaring.
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Snit < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote: > "George Graves" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote in article > XXXX@XXXXX.COM on 9/26/04 > 10:31 AM: > > >> Terrorists were not there when Saddam was in power. Thats is FACT! > > > > Only because the feuding factions were more afraid of him and his regime > > than they were of each other. Just as the Communists held the various > > feuding factions in the old Czechoslovakia in ... er check for decades, > > only to have the whole thing boil over as soon as that repressive regime > > was removed, so Saddam kept the lid on his feuding factions until he was > > removed as well. Can you not see that? > > So why did Bush miss it? The idea that the removal of Saddam would lead to > a huge mess was pretty obvious, eh? How could it have been obvious, it's not even true, You mistake information for facts. -- Andrew J. Brehm Marx Brothers Fan PowerPC User Supporter of Chicken Pizza
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"Snit" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote in message news:BD7C6F30.7347% XXXX@XXXXX.COM ... > "Andrew J. Brehm" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote in article > 1gkqlng.1q3qnp714rergsN% XXXX@XXXXX.COM on 9/26/04 12:20 PM: > > > Snit < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote: > > > >> "Andrew J. Brehm" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote in article > >> 1gkql3m.ij8bg46kqlrxN% XXXX@XXXXX.COM on 9/26/04 12:07 PM: > >> > >>> forge < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote: > >>> > >>>> In article <1gkqa65.1iat0ei1ykisqaN% XXXX@XXXXX.COM >, > >>>> XXXX@XXXXX.COM (Andrew J. Brehm) wrote: > >>>> > >>>>> So the slaughtering of thousands of Iraqis every year was not a problem > >>>>> for you? > >>>> > >>>> Concerned me somewhat - are any fewer Iraqis dying now than there were > >>>> then? > >>> > >>> According to the numbers in the news, yes. > >>> > >>> Of course the number of deaths caused by Saddam was not mentioned quite > >>> as often. > >> > >> From Saddam or from the sanctions... > > > > Saddam was responsible for using the resources he could access. Unless > > you can make a good case that the UN deliberately didn't allow for Iraq > > to import what Iraq needed, it will be Saddam who is to blame. > > I need make no such argument to show how the sanctions existed and how they > affected the people of Iraq. > > > >>>> And here's the kicker - what about all the people dying in Africa, in > >>>> Central Europe, in ahem, Russia, in Korea, in Indonesia, in India? Do they > >>>> just not matter? We don't give a fuck about them right? Why not? > >>> > >>> Very few of them run countries capable of producing WMDs. > >> > >> Can you support that claim? > > > > Yes. India is a democracy, and so is Russia (to an extent). Indonesia > > doesn't have a MWD program, as far as is known. > > Russia does. N. Korea may. Pointing to countries where they probably do > not does not support your claim. > > > >> Seems that N. Korea seems quite capable. > > > > Indeed. And I wished China would finally do something about it. > > Why China and not the US? Because then you and the news and your democrat friends will complain about that as well. >
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