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Steven P. McNicoll wrote:
Who did you support for president in 1992? 1996? There's no way Kramer can answer that question without looking foolish....again. BUFDRVR "Stay on the bomb run boys, I'm gonna get those bomb doors open if it harelips everyone on Bear Creek" |
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![]() "BUFDRVR" wrote in message ... Steven P. McNicoll wrote: Who did you support for president in 1992? 1996? There's no way Kramer can answer that question without looking foolish....again. He's in the same boat as many that condemn Bush, and they all look mighty foolish. |
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Steven P. McNicoll wrote;
He's in the same boat as many that condemn Bush, and they all look mighty foolish. I don't know, some who oppose Bush just have different views on certain issues, but these far left wackos who fully supported Clinton for 8 years and defended his actions during the Vietnam era look like fools attacking Bush on his actions. Kramer is one of them. He voted for Clinton in '92 over Bush, a WW II aviator and again in '96 by voting for Clinton over Bob Dole, a decorated 10th Mountain Division soldier in Italy during WW II. Kramer doesn't care about combat, he cares about social security and the democrats long ago convinced the older generation that Republicans are out to steal their SS. BUFDRVR "Stay on the bomb run boys, I'm gonna get those bomb doors open if it harelips everyone on Bear Creek" |
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He voted for Clinton in '92 over Bush, a WW II
aviator As president, Bush 41 stumbled into an unneccesary war in the Gulf that cost @ 300 US servicemen their lives. He needed to go. What I can't figure is how many veterans of combat who post here are oblivious to the fact that both Bush presidencies have cost us hundreds of dead service people to no good purpose whatsoever. The roots of this war can be traced easily back to 1990-91. And we now have 7,000 + casualties in Iraq and we are less safer here at home, we're bankrupting ourselves, the intellgence community is in a shambles, and we've distanced ourselves from our best allies. Bush is the worst president ever and he has to go. Walt |
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"WalterM140" wrote
He voted for Clinton in '92 over Bush, a WW II aviator As president, Bush 41 stumbled into an unneccesary war in the Gulf that cost @ 300 US servicemen their lives. He needed to go. What I can't figure is how many veterans of combat who post here are oblivious to the fact that both Bush presidencies have cost us hundreds of dead service people to no good purpose whatsoever. The roots of this war can be traced easily back to 1990-91. And we now have 7,000 + casualties in Iraq and we are less safer here at home, we're bankrupting ourselves, the intellgence community is in a shambles, and we've distanced ourselves from our best allies. Bush is the worst president ever and he has to go. The war in Iraq has been going on since 1980. The United States has been on the ground in that region since Iraq invaded Iran. We tried to work it diplomatically, but the world had other interests. The United States and the United Kingdom invaded Iraq to end the 20 plus years of war. It is and was a necessary war. We are a fossil fuel economy, and the oil fields of Iraq, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia will be protected until this country finds an alternative fuel. Men and Women will die to keep the freedom and the economy we enjoy. As a veteran of two major wars, I can say that I support the wars we have in the Middle East, the far East, and in South America. These wars are important, and people die in wars. The number of dead are a fraction of those killed on the highways, and those killed from HIV. Bush is no worse than any other President. |
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to the Bay of Pigs. We know what they were and why they happened. We ought to be able to do it better this time around. In any case, we need a wider range of options, and greater latitude to act pre-emptively when we see a bad situation developing. Chris Mark Well put Chris. I agree completely. |
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![]() "WalterM140" wrote in message ... What I can't figure is how many veterans of combat who post here are oblivious to the fact that both Bush presidencies have cost us hundreds of dead service people to no good purpose whatsoever. Actually, there is far more than that that you cannot figure! |
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WalterM140 wrote:
...Bush 41 stumbled into an unneccesary war in the Gulf.... That's even wider of the mark than the usual newsgroup drivel. The "Gulf War" was more necessary than the great majority of the military actions in which the US has engaged since 1953. ...we're bankrupting ourselves.... But not because of the Iraq war, that's for sure. ...the intellgence community is in a shambles.... The Intelligence Community has _been_ in a shambles for decades. It's a well known fact, and the problems of entrenched influence and lack of leadership on the issue are widely recognized. It takes a big, big push to make such changes, and that historically happens only after some major debacle. We've simply gotten the "leadership" we deserve. Jack |
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