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On the point of how the President succeeds or fails, Bush wasn 't as big a failure as Cheney. That he followed Cheney's (Demands) advice however, made him a complete failure.

Perhaps Bush would have been much worse if Cheney had not been there to talk him out of some of his lunacy.

Neither of you have ever tried to make a point of your own -- every one of your arguments are based on what you heard or read from a righty outlet or newspaper.

And in the other corner, their opposition regurgitates Thom Hartmann and David Sirota.

by Twba on 03/25/2009 08:53:46 AM EST

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So What you're saying Ken is (none / 0)
That you admit that all the huffing, puffing, finger pointing, name calling, and patriotism questioning of members of your beloved Republic Party of people who criticized the last occupant of the White House was just more noise from the the machine?

You really don't believe questioning, criticizing, or protesting the policies of the President is un-American at all, because you do it too.

And your defense to reversing this position you have hammered on for all these years is this statement

I have to admit that he had me leaning in his direction. It is classless for a former Vice President to impugn the Commander In Chief. Then I remembered all of these speeches. 

Which is equivalent to a 6 year old saying "but Billy did it too!"

Proof positive that Cons have no values.

"Although it is not true that all conservatives are stupid people, it is true that most stupid people are conservative." John Stuart Mill

by Hubble on 03/25/2009 11:33:46 AM EST

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