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It Is Time For Rumsfeld To Go And For The President To Admit That Iraq Is A Mess, Says Stein
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- We teach History in our schools so that,among other things,we might learn from the mistakes of the past.
Apparently President Bush was absent the day they went over Vietnam. We are engaged in a divisive,no win situation.I believe that President Bush can salvage a certain amount of respect from an administration that has been top heavy with bufoonery if he would consider Mr. Stein's suggestion.It might actually give his administration something to be remembered for instead of a comparison to the dirty little war of a generation ago. - Reply to this comment
- We teach History in our schools so that,among other things,we might learn from the mistakes of the past.
Apparently President Bush was absent the day they went over Vietnam. We are engaged in a divisive,no win situation.I believe that President Bush can salvage a certain amount of respect from an administration that has been top heavy with bufoonery if he would consider Mr. Stein's suggestion.It might actually give his administration something to be remembered for instead of a comparison to the dirty little war of a generation ago. - Reply to this comment
- The only way Bush could appologize for what he has done would be to excuse himself from the office of president. They impeached Clinton for having an affair. Bush has put the United States into ruins and he is still in charge. Am I the only one who thinks something is wrong here?!?!
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- People really need to learn grammer. know when to use too vs. to
Turn off the T.V. and read a book America! - Reply to this comment
- Ben Stein has a great idea but unfortunately he does not live in the real world. Bush would never throw Rumsfeld under the bus or admit he was wrong about Iraq.
This war will not be settled until Mr. Bush is out of office and it will be up to the next president whoever he or she is to resolve this catastrophy. - Reply to this comment
- Eagle Eye
Mr. Stein I read your speech to bad President Bush will never deliever it
Everyone seems to be missing the point accourding to what I have read and heard the Iraqi's did not fly planes into the WTC. Soddam
was contained we knew everything he was doing.
You go after the people or nation who invaded your country and killed over 3000 U.S. citizen, not turn 360 and go after a nation which did not have WMD. Mistake No 1.
When Japnn attacked Pearl Harbor the U.S. went after Japan. FDR knew what to do.
All the voters who voted for the President and relected him should take time out and think did we make the right choice.
This is a President who does not listen he has painted himself in a corner and can't get out his father did the same. Mr. Stein your speech was great but to bad it will never be delivered - Reply to this comment
- typo:
Ben STEIN, not Ben Stiller.
Sorry..... - Reply to this comment
- Spencer T6:
I'm amazed at how quickly you right-wing radicals throw your own kind under the bus. Ben Stiller has been a respected conservative for generations. Suggesting he is working propaganda for the terrorists shows your immense ignorance and/or anger. I'm just alarmed that your type seems to be running the country (for the moment, at least). - Reply to this comment
- Some minor problems with the speech:
How are Republicans supposed to scare anyone into voting for them if they tell the truth? And how could the Republicans survive a 180 on how the Democrats deal with terrorism -- from the Dems being responsible for helping the terrorists to being accepted at a table to talk about what to do?
Such a speech by W. would be the ruin of the Republican party. - Reply to this comment
- CBS should cut out the middle man and just hand over all Terrorist propaganda directly to Bin Laden, al Sadr and Saddam.
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