Comments on: Iraq Dominates Dems' Presidential Debate

8 Presidential Candidates Try To Distinguish Themselves In First Debate Of '08 Race

[wayfedup]

To answer your question about what Bush did after he got up off the chair. He got approval from Congress to invade and take over Afghanistan anf then Iraq. So I think you are the A$$hole my little liberal friend

Posted by cbville72 at 11:06 PM : Apr 26, 2007
But FIRST, he cooked the books on WMD... Don't forget THAT PART!my little NEOCON BUDDY!

[cbville72]

The best thing about Bush is this
2-0 in presidential elections

'00 SORE / LOSERMAN
'04 VERRY / BACKWARDS
'08 WE'LLKIK / YERASSAGAIN!

[cbville72]

You can sit here now pompously 6 years later with all your hindsight and make stupid remarks about what he should have done in the first 11 minutes. He was waiting for more information.

Are you really that clueless and small?
Posted by hawksprings at 11:01 PM : Apr 26, 2007


So someone else here has a brain also. Thanks for smacking that jacka$$ around. Clinton wouldn't have been at a school, he would have been getting a ******* from a girl as young as his daughter. The kind of "enlightenment" that seems to score points with the MTV generation. You know....he puts on a pair of sunglasses on MTV, plays a couple songs and the entire MTV generation wanted to vote for him. Now THATS intelligence!

[wayfedup]

He was waiting for more information.

Are you really that clueless and small?
Posted by hawksprings at 11:01 PM : Apr 26

Thanks hawksprings, thanks for clearing that up for me. Glad you have such insight to what this buffoon thinks about. Maybe you could tell us all what he thinks about on a daily basis, since you are so "in tune" with him.

[homespunlady]

Is it a possibility that the OLD STYLE Republican might make a comeback?
You know, the one that believed in BALANCED budgets, Government's staying OUT of people's lives, Smaller not larger government, foreign policy that put Americans before nation building and yes fewer taxes for EVERYBODY Not JUST THEIR FRIENDS and corporate lobbyists?

[cbville72]

Dear A$$WIPE,
Saddam Hussein had NOTHING to do with 9-11; in case you forgot.
Posted by wayfedup at 10:57 PM : Apr 26, 2007

Umm OK...I never mentioned The World Trade Center, you did twice in our conversation. As far as 9-11 goes, that was a result of Al-Queda and we fight them everyday in IRAQ. Al-Queda and Osama Bin Laden were the orchestrators of 9-11. If you recall, they arrived on the US radar screen with the first WTC bombing and the Bombing of the USS Cole while Clinton was in office making pu$$ieS like you feel good about yourself. Nothing was done about Bin Laden then. To answer your question about what Bush did after he got up off the chair. He got approval from Congress to invade and take over Afghanistan anf then Iraq. So I think you are the A$$hole my little liberal friend

[hawksprings]

wayfedup, don't be an ignoramus.
9/11 was an unprecedented event that no one saw coming and we didn't know what had happened.
So President Bush didn't bolt out of his chair and head for Air Force One the SECOND he heard what had happened? NO ONE ON OUR SIDE KNEW WHAT WAS GOING ON FOR AWHILE!!!
Most of the morning was chaos.

You can sit here now pompously 6 years later with all your hindsight and make stupid remarks about what he should have done in the first 11 minutes. He was waiting for more information.

Are you really that clueless and small?

[wayfedup]

How many times have we been attacked on US Soil since we invaded and overthrew a phsychopath that GASSED THOUSANDS of his own


Dear A$$WIPE,
Saddam Hussein had NOTHING to do with 9-11; in case you forgot.

[wayfedup]

regaining control of their podium, from the neo-Fascists that presently dominate
feelfree;
You mean the ones RESPONSIBLE for that GIANT SUCKING SOUND YOU MENTIONED?

[cbville72]

cbville... How many DEAD U.S. TROOPS is acceptable for a DEMOCATIC IRAQ?
Posted by wayfedup at 10:44 PM : Apr 26, 2007

How many times have we been attacked on US Soil since we invaded and overthrew a phsychopath that GASSED THOUSANDS of his own countryman and considered the US a mortal enemy? I think the answer is NONE. The War in IRAQ has been a strategic success and that is not an opinion, just a historical fact. WE took over the country and are now helping to rebuild it. If you look back on history, especially WWll, this is what happens. It takes time. Unfortunately, most democrats don't have the balls to stick with something until it is done properly. They go off to throw their hands up in the air and point fingers at other people and tell them what is wrong and who is to blame for it

[feelfree1]

I have more hope for the traditional Conservatives (small government, responsible fiscal policy) regaining control of their podium, from the neo-Fascists that presently dominate but are in decline, than I do of the Democrats offering many meaningful alternatives to our current collision course.

[wayfedup]

Saddam Hussein is dead and Iraq has formed a democratic govt.
Posted by cbville72 at 10:46 PM : Apr 26, 2007
Oh, YEAH!!! SURE THEY HAVE! They are PRACTICALLY the MODEL for a democratic society!

[wayfedup]

Bush is a leader and has gotten much more accomplished against the war on terror than Clinton ever did. He is a man of principle and will give a straight answer when asked a question.

Here's a question for you, cbville... What was George W. Bush thinking about as he sat in that school room immediately after hearing about the attacks on the WORLD TRADE CENTER? FOR 11 MINUTES, AS HE SAT THERE?

[cbville72]

When will THAT Be? When we have 100,000 KIA? 200,000? WHEN?
Posted by wayfedup at 10:41 PM : Apr 26, 2007

OK.....I think you are getting a little ahead of yourself as we have not even approached 4000 KIA yet. Hey don't let anything like the facts get in the way of your party affiliated rant.

Here are some things that are FACTS and not my opinion
The economy has been steadily growing for the last 5-6 years.
The interest rates are low.
Unemployment has been steadily low.
Saddam Hussein is dead and Iraq has formed a democratic govt.

[feelfree1]

wayfedup,

Re: "Did anyone else think of Ross Perot..."

Funny that you should mention him, because as a country we are making a 'giant sucking sound' at the moment. None of the "serious" Democrat candidates offer us much chance of correcting our present course.

They might prolong our dissent a bit, at best.

Oh well. Better luck next time.

[wayfedup]

cbville... How many DEAD U.S. TROOPS is acceptable for a DEMOCATIC IRAQ?

[cbville72]

I DID admire his saltiness though... More B*ALLS than BUSH could ever DREAM about having!
Posted by wayfedup at 10:36 PM : Apr 26, 2007

Bush is a leader and has gotten much more accomplished against the war on terror than Clinton ever did. He is a man of principle and will give a straight answer when asked a question. When you hear the talking heads chirp up about how they are going to get the US out of Iraq, it is because they know its what you want to hear and not what they believe. Your party affiliations and the kool-aid the feed you are what form your opinions and not the facts.

[wayfedup]

Isn't the job done when the Iraqi govt. is up and stable?


Posted by cbville72 at 10:38 PM : Apr 26, 2007
cbville.... When will THAT Be? When we have 100,000 KIA? 200,000? WHEN?

[cbville72]

Nothing really groundbreaking here. A bunch of democratic candidates stump about how they will get the US out of Iraq. The prime objective being to get the US out and not make sure the job is done right. Are you supposed to get soemthing done right when you start it. Isn't the job done when the Iraqi govt. is up and stable?

[homespunlady]

radiob He's a long shot but you might find what you're looking for in Ron Paul. Look up his bio, etc. He's a strict Constitutionalist of the old school and so far it doesn't look like anybody's "bought" him which is why nobody's heard of him.