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7.31.2004
CNN.com - Retired general: Bush foreign policy a 'national disaster' - Jul 31, 2004: "'The report of the 9/11 commission makes this clear: Fighting terrorists alone just doesn't work,' he said. 'If our enemy hatches a terror plot in Rome, we will need help from the Italians. If German intelligence knows the whereabouts of a senior al Qaeda member, America must have that information.'" I don't know what this guy is talking about. Bush is a strong and steady leader in these times of change. Take for instance, the terror plot in Rome, Bush would: Blame the Italians for not being pro-Bush, blame the Democrats for letting gay abortionist destroy our nation; put together a false case for invading an unrelated country; warn the world that not supporting Bush is the same as supporting the terrorists, pass another round of tax cuts and take a vacation at the ranch in Crawford. Steady leadership in times of change. Or, German intelligence knows the wherabouts of a senior Al Qaeda member, Bush would: Blame the Germans for not being pro-Bush, blame the Democrats for letting gay abortionist destroy our nation; put together a false case for invading an unrelated country; warn the world that not supporting Bush is the same as supporting the terrorists, pass another round of tax cuts and take a vacation at the ranch in Crawford. Steady leadership in times of change. More nonsense from former Bush supporter and Air Force chief of staff during the first Gulf War, Retired Gen.Tony McPeak: "The real deal for me is not whether a strategy or a plan or an idea is Republican or Democrat, but whether it makes us safer," he said. "And it means an awful lot to me that John Kerry fought for his country as a young man." A vote for Kerry is a vote for Terror. |
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