After the last presidential debate in Tempe, I am left wondering why it is so hard for our nation’s commander-in-chief to tell the truth. From domestic issues to war to fiscal policy, Bush either ignores the truth, doesn’t understand the truth or can’t speak the truth. Whatever the reason, none of these truths sit well with me-and they should not with anyone else either. For all sakes and purposes, Bush is the leader of the free world. He must be held accountable for his words and actions… This is the central problem of the Bush presidency and his candidacy: he lied….
October 24, 2004
Why is it so difficult for half of this country to understand this?
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The real question is "Why is it so easy for half the country to understand this?"
If "Bush Lied!" about Iraq, then clearly "Kerry Lied!" "Blair Lied!" "Asnar Lied!" "Putin Lied!" "Chirac Lied!" "Blix Lied!" "Howard Lied!" "Lieberman Lied!" and on and on and on.
Give it up, and please, find some other reason to hate George Bush that does not require me to forget the facts of 2003.
Rip...I'm not certain what "facts" you are referring to, but did they result in the deaths of 1100+ American soldiers?
I have a .WAV file of John Kerry stating that the loss of American Soldiers lives in an operation sanctioned and supported by the United Nations is acceptable, while the same loss of the same lives without the UN's support is not acceptable.
If this doesn't bother you, maybe it should!
Would you like to hear it in Kerry's own words? Drop me an email... I'll be happy to forward the file.
Jack - I wrote a reply, but your site rejects it for "questionable content". I guess I used the words "George Bush" too often.
Jack: here is my reply.
both sides have made misstatements, however after looking at the nature of the misstatements I am always amazed that people can continue to support the current administration.
This is NOT a Republican administration, does not support Republican ideals and frankly is a dangerous group of men.