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Originally posted by: Red Dawn
The good news for Kerry is that he is running against the Dub!
Well while it might piuss off his supporters they still aren't going to jump ship and vote for Kerry. Of course some of them might not vote at all.Originally posted by: HardWarrior
How is this bad news for Kerry? Bush calls the UN useless because it didn't back his war. He runs back a year later begging for help and election-year cover. If you've got a memory and don't drink major party Kool-Aid it's bad for Bush.
Originally posted by: MonkeyK
Why is this bad news for Kerry. He has said that he would like to see greater UN involvement in Iraq.
Originally posted by: HardWarrior
How is this bad news for Kerry? Bush calls the UN useless because it didn't back his war. He runs back a year later begging for help and election-year cover. If you've got a memory and don't drink major party Kool-Aid it's bad for Bush.
Originally posted by: oreagan
Alternate, less cynical title:
More good news in Iraq.
I've always supported the war against Saddam and believe it could turn out to be one of the greatest humanitarian victories of the century. News like this and the article yesterday about most of the independent militias giving up power voluntarily in Iraq are milestones that give me real hope. Why turn it into petty bickering?
Originally posted by: oreagan
Alternate, less cynical title:
More good news in Iraq.
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Why turn it into petty bickering?
Originally posted by: GoPackGo
Originally posted by: HardWarrior
How is this bad news for Kerry? Bush calls the UN useless because it didn't back his war. He runs back a year later begging for help and election-year cover. If you've got a memory and don't drink major party Kool-Aid it's bad for Bush.
Please provide a link where Bush calls the UN Useless
Originally posted by: etech
I'd say that is good news for all Americans and Iraqis.
Period.
Originally posted by: oreagan
Alternate, less cynical title:
More good news in Iraq.
I've always supported the war against Saddam and believe it could turn out to be one of the greatest humanitarian victories of the century. News like this and the article yesterday about most of the independent militias giving up power voluntarily in Iraq are milestones that give me real hope. Why turn it into petty bickering?
Originally posted by: GoPackGo
Originally posted by: MonkeyK
Why is this bad news for Kerry. He has said that he would like to see greater UN involvement in Iraq.
But its happening under Bush's watch not Kerry's.
Kerry can't take the credit and it will be more difficult to attack his lack of going to the UN
Originally posted by: conjur
Originally posted by: GoPackGo
Originally posted by: MonkeyK
Why is this bad news for Kerry. He has said that he would like to see greater UN involvement in Iraq.
But its happening under Bush's watch not Kerry's.
Kerry can't take the credit and it will be more difficult to attack his lack of going to the UN
It's happening in spite of Bush, not because of him.
Originally posted by: etech
Originally posted by: conjur
Originally posted by: GoPackGo
Originally posted by: MonkeyK
Why is this bad news for Kerry. He has said that he would like to see greater UN involvement in Iraq.
But its happening under Bush's watch not Kerry's.
Kerry can't take the credit and it will be more difficult to attack his lack of going to the UN
It's happening in spite of Bush, not because of him.
Don_Vito
This thread's title is a nice synopsis of why this place is a shadow of what it could be, in terms of intelligent discussion. Way to take a piece of otherwise-positive news and turn it into partisan flamebaiting!
Wasn't it nice of Conjur to provide such an apt example of what you were talking about.
Originally posted by: conjur
Originally posted by: etech
Originally posted by: conjur
Originally posted by: GoPackGo
Originally posted by: MonkeyK
Why is this bad news for Kerry. He has said that he would like to see greater UN involvement in Iraq.
But its happening under Bush's watch not Kerry's.
Kerry can't take the credit and it will be more difficult to attack his lack of going to the UN
It's happening in spite of Bush, not because of him.
Don_Vito
This thread's title is a nice synopsis of why this place is a shadow of what it could be, in terms of intelligent discussion. Way to take a piece of otherwise-positive news and turn it into partisan flamebaiting!
Wasn't it nice of Conjur to provide such an apt example of what you were talking about.
Because you don't like the truth you try to denigrate my post?
Originally posted by: conjur
Partisan? You calling me a Democrat?
HA!!
The only party I follow is the anti-BS party and this adminstration has proven to be full of that!
Bush promised full sovereignty but that's not going to happen. He lied.
Originally posted by: conjur
Partisan? You calling me a Democrat?
HA!!
The only party I follow is the anti-BS party and this adminstration has proven to be full of that!
Bush promised full sovereignty but that's not going to happen. He lied.
Originally posted by: conjur
Partisan? You calling me a Democrat?
HA!!
The only party I follow is the anti-BS party and this adminstration has proven to be full of that!
Bush promised full sovereignty but that's not going to happen. He lied.
Originally posted by: conjur
Originally posted by: GoPackGo
Originally posted by: MonkeyK
Why is this bad news for Kerry. He has said that he would like to see greater UN involvement in Iraq.
But its happening under Bush's watch not Kerry's.
Kerry can't take the credit and it will be more difficult to attack his lack of going to the UN
It's happening in spite of Bush, not because of him.