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Wesley Clark has stated that, if elected President, we will have no terrorist attacks in our country.

 

He also added: "I think it could have been prevented," he said of the Sept. 11 attacks. "I think it can be prevented again if we have the right leadership. That's me. I will protect America."

 

Now, that might be the case --- the Bush WH, hate them if you wish, has done a good job of preventing further terrorist acts here --- but how f'n asinine is it for ANYBODY to make these claims?

 

Is there something in the water that they're drinking? Dean might not be the worst choice.

-=Mike

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Silly me for thinking I could find that on CNN.com.

Well, seeing as how they're busy blowing the guy, it's not shocking that they missed this.

 

Heck, Dean said that the Iowa caucuses are dominated by special interest extremists 4 years ago. I suppose CNN ignored that, too.

-=Mike

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Silly me for thinking I could find that on CNN.com.

Well, seeing as how they're busy blowing the guy, it's not shocking that they missed this.

 

Heck, Dean said that the Iowa caucuses are dominated by special interest extremists 4 years ago. I suppose CNN ignored that, too.

-=Mike

One of their lead stories today, actually.

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You know, there have been those that blame Clinton for 9-11, but I have always refused to do so.

 

For Clark to say:

 

He also added: "I think it could have been prevented," he said of the Sept. 11 attacks. "I think it can be prevented again if we have the right leadership. That's me. I will protect America."

 

makes him a fucking idiot.

 

Hey Wes, you're UNPATRIOTIC!

 

*insert dramatic music*

 

Now let's take this outside...

 

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Clark really, really needs some handlers to let him know when to speak and what exactly to say. Because this is not the first time something stupid has come out of the man's mouth.

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Some other Clark beauties:

 

- he said that had he been President, he would have caught bin Laden by now

 

- he believes in abortion up until the moment of birth

 

On the current Administration, which he seems, oh I don't know, to not hold in high regard:

 

You see, in the Cold War we were defensive. We were trying to protect our country from communism. Well guess what, it's over. Communism lost. Now we've got to go out there and finish the job and help people live the way they want to live. We've got to let them be all they can be. They want what we have. We've got some challenges ahead in that kind of strategy. We're going to be active, we're going to be forward engaged. But if you look around the world, there's a lot of work to be done. And I'm very glad we've got the great team in office: men like Colin Powell, Don Rumsfeld, Dick Cheney, Condolzeezza Rice, Paul O'Neill--people I know very well--our president, George W. Bush. We need them there, because we've got some tough challenges ahead in Europe.

 

 

 

And don't forget, Madonna has officially endorsed him...

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With every day I get the impression that Clark is more and more of a flake with too make-up. I'm probably voting Democrat in November, but if he were to pull the upset and win the nomination, it'd be a really hard vote to cast.

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Now, that might be the case --- the Bush WH, hate them if you wish, has done a good job of preventing further terrorist acts here --- but how f'n asinine is it for ANYBODY to make these claims?

History shows terrorist attacks don't happen here consistantly. It's usually a number of years before the next one happens.

 

I'm glad to see that George W has decided to turn Republicans off from the polls this year by giving a few ounces of legitimacy to illegal immigrants. His assistance in defeating him is certainly appreciated.

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No, but deflated conservatives join a lot of Americans in not going to the polls.

 

But hey, I reccomend they do that anyway. 'Sides, God told Pat Robertson that Bush is going to win, so there's no need for Reupblicans to go to the polls this year, right? ;)

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Well Howard Dean said Jesus was a liberal. Guess Jesus is rebelling against his old man.

 

I honestly don't see this being a huge issue come November. Certainly not going to cost Bush the election.

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I'm glad to see that George W has decided to turn Republicans off from the polls this year by giving a few ounces of legitimacy to illegal immigrants. His assistance in defeating him is certainly appreciated.

 

Laughable.

 

The number of Republican votes Bush loses will be negligible, and will likely be more than compensated by the number of Latin votes he'll gain by the move.

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Well Howard Dean said Jesus was a liberal. Guess Jesus is rebelling against his old man.

Yep. We all know about how God is unwilling to help the poor because they're too lazy to work.

Somehow, I don't think that Jesus had that whole anger management problem that Dean seems afflicted with.

 

"You have leprosy? It was probably the Republicans fault. Who are the Republicans? Well, in about 2,000 years, there will be a party formed in protest of slavery..."

-=Mike

...Jesus, even though he had a pretty attentive audience, managed to avoid making so many asinine faux pas for, well, his entire life.

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Well Howard Dean said Jesus was a liberal. Guess Jesus is rebelling against his old man.

Yep. We all know about how God is unwilling to help the poor because they're too lazy to work.

Get a sense of humor.

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Well Howard Dean said Jesus was a liberal. Guess Jesus is rebelling against his old man.

Yep. We all know about how God is unwilling to help the poor because they're too lazy to work.

Somehow, I don't think that Jesus had that whole anger management problem that Dean seems afflicted with.

 

"You have leprosy? It was probably the Republicans fault. Who are the Republicans? Well, in about 2,000 years, there will be a party formed in protest of slavery..."

-=Mike

...Jesus, even though he had a pretty attentive audience, managed to avoid making so many asinine faux pas for, well, his entire life.

the Republican party of Abraham Lincoln and the current party are completely different. two entirely different parties/philosophies.

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the Republican party of Abraham Lincoln and the current party are completely different. two entirely different parties/philosophies.

Indeed. Lincoln was arguably the best President ever. I'm sure if he was alive today he would be disgusted by all the partisan politics.

 

Of course, first he would have to get over the incredible shock of being in the 21st century...but that's besides the point.

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...Jesus, even though he had a pretty attentive audience, managed to avoid making so many asinine faux pas for, well, his entire life.

I'll say this - Jesus would have damn sure known which fucking Testament Job was in.

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- he believes in abortion up until the moment of birth

That is horribly wrong.

 

One of my friends is working for him and she wanted me to sign something for him.

 

I laughed, told her she is wasting her time because Dean is going to win.

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Indeed. Lincoln was arguably the best President ever. I'm sure if he was alive today he would be disgusted by all the partisan politics.

Partisan Politics today are nothing. Look what partistan politics led to during Lincoln's time in office. A civil war. Today it's two senators appearing on TV, and arguing over an issue. Than afterwards probably having lunch together.

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Lincoln was arguably the best President ever. I'm sure if he was alive today he would be disgusted by all the partisan politics.

Hilarious. I love this earnest, prissy, holier-than-thou attitude towards "partisan politics" - the idea that a few centuries ago, the entire realm of politics was devoted entirely to the betterment of the nation as a whole and no one would ever have dreamed of advancing a partisan agenda. After all, don't you know, the Founding Fathers prefaced every single point they ever made with something like "I say, I'm most terribly sorry to offer a different view on the matter, old boy, and I do hate to be a bother, but I was rather wondering if we could work out a compromise of sorts, what?"

 

And you picked President Lincoln for your poster boy? President Lincoln?! Honestly, JMA, were you drunk last night or are you really just this godforsakenly ignorant?

 

(We are talking about Abraham Lincoln, right? The 16th President of the United States? There wasn't a, say, President Huey Lincoln somewhere back there, who's escaping my recollection?)

 

Here's what your favourite President said about your favourite party. Enjoy.

 

"I will say now that there is a sentiment in the country contrary to me - a sentiment which holds that slavery is not wrong, and, therefore, it goes for the policy that does not propose dealing with it as a wrong. That policy is the Democratic policy, and that sentiment is the Democratic sentiment."

- Abraham Lincoln 10/13/1858

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Sweet jesus. Why do I even come into these threads!?

 

OMG, he said he would keep america protected, democrats are evil agenda pushers and Lincoln had 14 slaves!!!1 rabble rabble rabble....

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Lincoln was arguably the best President ever. I'm sure if he was alive today he would be disgusted by all the partisan politics.

Hilarious. I love this earnest, prissy, holier-than-thou attitude towards "partisan politics" - the idea that a few centuries ago, the entire realm of politics was devoted entirely to the betterment of the nation as a whole and no one would ever have dreamed of advancing a partisan agenda. After all, don't you know, the Founding Fathers prefaced every single point they ever made with something like "I say, I'm most terribly sorry to offer a different view on the matter, old boy, and I do hate to be a bother, but I was rather wondering if we could work out a compromise of sorts, what?"

 

And you picked President Lincoln for your poster boy? President Lincoln?! Honestly, JMA, were you drunk last night or are you really just this godforsakenly ignorant?

 

(We are talking about Abraham Lincoln, right? The 16th President of the United States? There wasn't a, say, President Huey Lincoln somewhere back there, who's escaping my recollection?)

 

Here's what your favourite President said about your favourite party. Enjoy.

 

"I will say now that there is a sentiment in the country contrary to me - a sentiment which holds that slavery is not wrong, and, therefore, it goes for the policy that does not propose dealing with it as a wrong. That policy is the Democratic policy, and that sentiment is the Democratic sentiment."

- Abraham Lincoln 10/13/1858

In all fairness to him, I'm sure they would not have been his favourite party back then, and policies have changed. I'm sure that his feelings for Lincoln are not based on which party he was apart of.

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