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Originally posted by sos37
What does one have to do with the other in the context of my post? I was responding to another poster who said "What exactly has Bush done to protect this country since 9/11?" and I answered him. I'm trying to show that we are, in fact, SAFER now in this country than we were on Sept 11, 2001, in part because of Bush and in part because of beefed up security and awareness.
Each and every one of those incidents mentioned was covered in the news when they occurred. How soon we forget is truly unbelievable.
[edit on 10-6-2008 by sos37]
Originally posted by Grambler
By the way, the reason no one is covering this is because even the Democratic leadership doesn't want Bush impeached, because they were involved in many of the same accusations that Bush is. I encourage everyone to read the accusations and decide for yourself rather or not they are true, rather than just backing or hating someone because of your political affiliation.
Originally posted by Lightworth
Can't remember if it was on this thread or the closed one, but whoever called Kucinich a "moonbat" will, at least eventually, be among those known as closer to actual troglodytes. Fear of the transcendental (which is simply scientific advancement in reality) is basically cave-dwelling (uncivilized). Such epithets as "moonbat" aren't condusive to evolution of consciousness, and history will acknowledge that soon enough.
May Dennis and those with him get whatever pounds of flesh out of the Bushwhackers they can; regardless of its overdue status.
First, they know what happened during the Clinton Impeachment: public opinion turned against the Republicans and in favor of the President. There public-at-large will take any impeachment hearings as politic-as-usual and lingering bitterness about the Clinton impeachment, and rally around the President.