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Didn't Al Gore win one of those. :rotflmao: |
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EXECUTIVE OVERSIGHT If you're going to deke at least wiggle your hips a bit. -spence |
He really did a Hell of job cleaning that place up though, didn't he?
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For someone who comments on so much about politics and world events, you should know about the Clinton/Bin Laden situation. If you're not familiar, I'll just let you look it up. It's pretty easy to find. And, there is no connection between BinLaden and Mandela (except that they are both on the "list"). All I was doing was showing you that you can blame an administration for something it's not responsible for if you want to disregard all the facts. Bottom line is that you are going to blame the current administration for anything that you can, whether you have the facts or not. I can't change your hatred for Republicans, nor will I try to. All I did was point out that you posted something that was inaccurate and all you had to do was say "thanks for pointing it out. I didn't know that he was put on that list years ago". And by your standards, Clinton deserves just as much flack as Bush for Mandela being on that list. |
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And as for you mentioning the other thread about hating Democrats, I can't really comment on it. I've never read through the thread, so I wouldn't feel comfortable commenting on it. But, I'm sure it's a nice read and is purely someones opinion. |
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Clinton certainly could have done more, but they did seem to be tracking the threats in a serious manner, which all but stopped under Bush before 9/11. -spence |
Spence, that's exactly what I mean. Blaming Clinton for 9/11 is irresponsible, but I can certainly find enough stuff on the internet to make it suit that argument. The guy who started the thread did it only to bash the Bush administration, without having the facts. He positioned his post so that it looked like Bush put Mandela on the list. It suited his anti Republican rhetoric, so he threw it out there.
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I would certainly agree that knee jerk responses to stories like this don't add value, and both sides (including myself at times) are guilty.
What's more important is the ability to course correct if new information becomes available. That being said, there's a ton of bogus stuff out there that's cited as fact. It's very difficult to know what's what. -spence |
the problem is that we only have the two major parties and realistically they can both be extremely radical in their positions. Problem is though in securing votes based on their differences they cause the rest of us to lose sight of the real issues that affect us everyday.
"I want a black President!" "I want a woman President!" "I want a democrat!" "I want a republican!" What I want is someone competant who has the best interest of this nation and it citizens. All we usually get is some loser with a personal agenda. None of them want to attack the real issues and almost all seem reactive vs. proactive... Clinton could have used more energy and resources on that world trade center underground bombing....and Bush could have used more dillegence when he took office. End result is lots of people died in the initial attack and now soldiers are are being killed everyday in Iraq. They play with our emotions over our dead soldiers for their political gain when they should be working together to resolve the situation in Iraq and bring our people home safely. As far as Mandela being on any blacklist I could give a crap. Who put him there and how long he's been on it means even less to me. If the President, Republican or Democrat, has time to review these stupid little lists I would prefer he take another job and let someone lead the country who actually can do some good. We have serious issues here at home and they need to be resolved. We have thousands of soldiers in harms way and they need to be home with their families. |
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I just steal my news off someones front lawn. Can't afford the fuel surcharges anymore.
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But Bones, I do understand and respect your angle. I should not let my disdain for the Bush Administration override political caution.
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I've learned alot just from reading these post. It's good from both sides. We kind of sort through the retoric and get called out if we are full of it. Good job.
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