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In Presidents Day Speech, President Compares Revolutionary War With U.S. Fight Against Terrorism

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by fascistusa February 20, 2007 5:01 AM EST
stezzer-

Government Shill. They pay people to talk in these forums.

You can tell when the person basically licks Lord Bush's Balls. AND they say they are British.

The REAL George Washington would have kicked Lord Bush's *** for what he's done to America - TURNED AMERICA FASCIST.
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by homespunlady February 20, 2007 4:06 AM EST
George needs to get more patriotic and send the twins into Iraq - preferably in one of the humvees so many of the military have lost their lives in. Better yet, maybe he can do an Independence Day reenactment and climb into a helicopter as well as the infamous uniform and actually take a few turns above the war zone he created at low enough level to really experience the excitement our military have exxperienced when shot down by Saudi provided weapons. Play acting is about all I suspect he can face. His skipping out from the same Guard he's endangering didn't help his understanding that there's a BIG difference between pretending and reality. Poser George equals Loser George.
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by stezzer February 20, 2007 3:11 AM EST
ainttaken

I'm sorry that you consider me a "fool".

However, thanks to brave men like your President, we all still have the freedom to express our views.

Good luck to you Sir, and your wonderful country.
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by clemenhagen1 February 20, 2007 2:35 AM EST
He is a very nice guy though. Post by MITYWHITY

Mighty White, I cannot accept your premise that Bush possesses these down-to-earth qualities that make him a nice guy. Impossible for me to distinguish the policy from the person when the policy creates so much damage. This man, despite all of the photo-ops to suggest otherwise, exhibits neither compassion or any sense of conscience. His defining characteristics would seem to be aloof arrogance combined with a cynical disregard for those considered beneath him. Watch how he uses the troops for props at photo-ops yet does not provide for their basic needs in war and when injured in battle. Notice his cavalier attitude displayed towards those who suffered during Katrina. Observe how he stand by and act innocent (as if to take the moral high ground) while his attack dog smear decent individual after decent individual. This does not strike me in any way shape or fashion as a "very nice guy": count me in as one whose disgust for the man and what his policies have done to my county border on hatred. I cannot, in all honesty, find even one redeeming value the man possesses.
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by stezzer February 20, 2007 2:29 AM EST
I'm British, I like Mr Bush. I think he's a good and decent man, who loves America.

He's had to face challenges that no other President has had to deal with.

He understands that western liberty is under threat like no other time in modern history.

I hope he's had a wonderful Presidents Day.
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by mitywhity February 20, 2007 1:49 AM EST
I never knew true hatred until this man became president.
Posted by scott4261 at 08:34 PM : Feb 19, 2007

He is a disagreeable fellow, but HATE is a little strong. I throughly disagreed with Clinton, but I'd like to play golf with the affable old draft-dodgin' womanizer. He would be a hoot to hang out with. Bush is not presidential in his persona. He is a very nice guy though. His wisdom is cross-current to my own and I disagree totally with most of his policy. I would replace him tomorrow if possible. But I don't hate him. Hate reduces the hater not the hated.
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by mitywhity February 20, 2007 1:45 AM EST
Poor advice taken here. This photo is just Conan O'Brien stuff!!! He deserves a teeth-kickin'-in for this gaffe'
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by vet_sk February 20, 2007 1:27 AM EST
It is so sad that this fanatic was elected and reelected. I have never been more embarrassed to be an American then I am now.
Torture in our name
Premetive war by, at best, lies, and at worst incomptence.
Creating generations of Muslims that will hate us 'til their deaths.
Why has our govenment forsaken us.
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by vet_sk February 20, 2007 1:26 AM EST
It is so sad that this fanatic was elected and reelected. I have never been more embarrassed to be an American then I am now.
Torture in our name
Premetive war by, at best, lies, and at worst incomptence.
Creating generations of Muslims that will hate us 'til their deaths.
Why has our govenment forsaken us.
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by dcongrav February 20, 2007 1:10 AM EST
Bush should not have made a comparison as America is now the "mighty empire" which using his metaphor, makes the terrorists heroes which, as much as I hate Bush, they are not. The other commentator had it right, he should have kept his mouth shut. All he has done is give ammunition to the terrorist groups to justify their actions by comparing themselves to the American revolutionaries.
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by timberagain February 20, 2007 12:32 AM EST
George Washington: Father of our country.
George Bush: Puppet of PNAC.

http://www.newamericancentury.org
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by Razzl February 20, 2007 12:27 AM EST
"better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt."
--Lincoln

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by acauble1 February 20, 2007 12:18 AM EST
Author Chalmers Johnson seems to think we're heading towards MILITARY COUP in his book, "Nemesis: The Last days of the American Republic".

Let's get this party started.

Screw our Fascist Government.

FREE AMERICA!!!

The Constitution expressly allows for a revolution if the representatives of the government are not properly adhering to the oath of office that they take, namely, upholding the Constitution.

The question is...

...if the citizens of America were to start a revolution, it seems that it would have to be held after the "American Idol" finale. (Sad)
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by fascistusa February 20, 2007 12:05 AM EST
Author Chalmers Johnson seems to think we're heading towards MILITARY COUP in his book, "Nemesis: The Last days of the American Republic".

Let's get this party started.

Screw our Fascist Government.

FREE AMERICA!!!
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by scott4261 February 19, 2007 11:34 PM EST
I never knew true hatred until this man became president.
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by migrainegram February 19, 2007 11:12 PM EST
He -- King George -- needs intense therapy.
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by migrainegram February 19, 2007 11:10 PM EST
What a perfect photo op...George I and King George. George I wasn't trying to make a name for himself to leave a legacy. King George? Ha, ha, ha!
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by scott4261 February 19, 2007 11:05 PM EST
Sen. Chuck Hagel (R) of Nebraska was right when he recently described the Iraq war as "the worst foreign policy blunder since Vietnam."
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by johnshaft4 February 19, 2007 11:04 PM EST
It was seem more appropriate if Bushy was standing next to fellow phoney Pastor Ted *******.
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by scott4261 February 19, 2007 11:03 PM EST
Republicans won't fully realize that the GOP is rotting from the inside until after the 2008 elections - when they will lode the presidency and a few more seats in congress. The only branch the Republicans will have is the Judical branch.

The Republican Party is dead in the water for 2008.
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