If you think the Bush years were a nightmare, just wait until the 'messiah's' coronation next month That is going to start a real nightmare.
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If you think the Bush years were a nightmare, just wait until the 'messiah's' coronation next month That is going to start a real nightmare.
How do you want to measure progress? DJIA? Unemployment rate? Number of US soldiers killed each month? Number of Americans with access to health care? Number of homes in foreclosure? Number of US citizens who died from a terrorist attack on the president's watch? Change in home values? Number of detainees we torture? Number nuclear arms produced by rogue states? Number of countries we invade? Budget deficit? Trade deficit? National debt? Standardized test scores?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bob Gutermuth
Which of those numbers do you 26%ers actually think are going to get worse under Obama?
LOL. You can't go two consecutive paragraphs without obsessing about Bush. Your tone seems angrier these days, too. Almost like you're already growing weary of responding to the vitriol expressed for your boy Obami. Like I said, you guys sowed much of the nastiness with tripe like above (eg "invasion under false pretense")...stick around for the reapin'. ;-)Quote:
Originally Posted by backpasture
Remind me why we were told we had to invade Iraq again....?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hew
Because Saddam was an a--hole I think that was the reason. That's good enough for me. Oh and now we have Iran surrounded. That should come in handy when they step out of line.Quote:
Originally Posted by backpasture
Remind me who voted to invade Iraq?Quote:
Originally Posted by backpasture
You dodge questions as well as W dodges shoes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hew
H J RES 114 YEA-AND-NAY 10-Oct-2002 3:05 PMQuote:
Originally Posted by Hew
QUESTION: On Passage
BILL TITLE: To Authorize the Use of United States Armed Forces Against Iraq
Yeas Nays PRES NV
Republican 215 6 2
Democratic 81 126 1
Independent 1
TOTALS 296 133 3
http://clerk.house.gov/evs/2002/roll455.xml ;)
And the Senate was even more bipartisan, with a plurality of democrats voting to invade Iraq...including Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden, John Kerry, John Edwards, Tom Daschle, Chuck Schumer, and Dianne Feinstein. But it's "Bush's war of false pretense." :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by K.Bullock
Yeah, you wouldn't want to wear out Google and get your answer yourself...particularly when it doesn't agree with your preconceived notion.Quote:
Originally Posted by backpasture