Kerry - In His Own Words George W Bush - Flip Flop Flip Flop Flip Flop

Forgive him. He is the product of the democratic public education system.
They are not allowed to fail people for failing because it might give them
self-esteem problems. It's part of the huge American swing to socialism. The
democrats want EVERY student to get the same grade.  For college just divide
the spaces up based on skin color quotas instead of the ones that worked for
their grades.

Erm,... we've had troops in Europe for a very long time, only in the 
posture of the cold war.  Only now are we starting to thin down our 
troops there.  The troops should've been taken out when the Berlin wall 
fell.



That much is true.

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The Golden Years Sux.

I think the reason that so many people believe it to be a mess is due in 
part largely by the sensationalization by the media.  I hear it to be a 
bit different.  Maybe we should compare Washington D.C. area to Bagdad 
and it won't seem so bad.

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The Golden Years Sux.

But he did switch to a Mac, however.  Now that's something.  But old 
Windwoes habits die hard.

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The Golden Years Sux.

"We make jokes about it but the truth is this presidential election 
really offers us a choice of two well-informed opposing positions on 
every issue.  OK, they both belong to John Kerry, but they're still 
there." - Jay Leno

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The Golden Years Sux.

"GreyCloud" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote in article
 XXXX@XXXXX.COM  on 9/26/04 7:36 PM:



I would not want to live in either.

"Elizabot v2.0.2" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote in article
41572cf4$0$211$ XXXX@XXXXX.COM  on 9/26/04 1:56 PM:


Agreed.

"George Graves" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote in article
 XXXX@XXXXX.COM  on 9/26/04
8:28 PM:


Would it be just as acceptable for countries to attack the US before we
could attack them?  If not, what logical criteria should we use?

In article <1gkr1cu.1opa4s8heotfkN% XXXX@XXXXX.COM >,




Should I start holding my breath now waiting for this "democratic Iraq?"

Also, how ironic that Bush is going to bring democracy to Iraq while 
removing it from the US.

"forge" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote in article
 XXXX@XXXXX.COM  on 9/26/04 10:11 PM:



Would be interesting to see people in csma make predictions as to when they
think Iraq will be relatively free, democratic, and peaceful.  Anyone
willing to make a guess?

Sad thing is there are many people who buy his BS.

In article <BD7CF0AF.73E5% XXXX@XXXXX.COM >,





Never. The moment we pull out, the whole country will run red with 
{*filter*}. We might leave a "democratic government" in place, but it won't 
even last as long it takes our troop transport planes to fly from there 
to here.

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George Graves
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Every guy owes himself at least one Ferrari before he dies

"George Graves" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote in article
 XXXX@XXXXX.COM  on 9/26/04
10:29 PM:




Do you think it be better for the people of Iraq than it was before W's war?

In article <BD7CF3D3.73E8% XXXX@XXXXX.COM >, 
 XXXX@XXXXX.COM  says...



Who cares?  Are we better off?  Yep.  

He's had to move the WMD's to Syria.  The enemy list is reduced by 1.  

In article <BD7CF3D3.73E8% XXXX@XXXXX.COM >,






Stupid question. Before GW's war, it was the Iraqi government {*filter*}ing 
their own people. After the US pulls out, it will be the Iraqi people 
{*filter*}ing each other.  Frankly I think the ordinary man in the street 
was better off under Saddam. At least one had to show-up on Saddam's 
radar before you were a target. After this, you just have to be crossing 
a street at the wrong time.

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George Graves
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Every guy owes himself at least one Ferrari before he dies