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Democrats Say Bush Politicized Sept. 11 in National Address
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| September 12, 2006
| Wendell Goler and The Associated Press
Posted on 09/12/2006 8:56:57 AM PDT by stm
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To: djstex
The President's speech was indeed one of his best in my opinion. I agree. He hit every single point with clarity and emphasis. The fact that the Dems are whining this morning only proves how good his speech really was.
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posted on
09/12/2006 9:25:53 AM PDT
by
The Blitherer
(You were given the choice between war & dishonor. You chose dishonor & you will have war. -Churchill)
To: Cicero; All
5 years ago yesterday the passengers on flight 93 said "Lets Roll"
5 years from 911 the Democrats are stating "Lets Roll Over"
To: stm
He obviously needs to be impeached for this.............
*rolling eyes*
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posted on
09/12/2006 9:27:06 AM PDT
by
Lakeshark
(Thank a member of the US armed forces for their sacrifice)
To: unspun
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posted on
09/12/2006 9:27:36 AM PDT
by
HighWheeler
(Whenever a Kennedy is piloting a vehicle near water, someone is going to die.)
To: The Blitherer
Yes, and it was more than appropriate for him to make his positions on the War,in particular in Iraq.
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posted on
09/12/2006 9:28:57 AM PDT
by
djstex
To: stm
And of course Democrats would never stoop so low to politicize a natural disaster like Hurricane Katrina.
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posted on
09/12/2006 9:29:16 AM PDT
by
dfwgator
To: stm
Why are they complaining? I mean if he engineered it, according to the moonbats, then he should at least reap the benefits.
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posted on
09/12/2006 9:30:03 AM PDT
by
AmishDude
(`[N]on-state actors' can project force around the world more easily than Canada". -- Mark Steyn)
To: unspun
Thank you for posting the Gettysburg Address. It is appropriate even today.
To: stm
ha ha. that sounds about right. Except, their menu options never change. Same whine, same cry, same crap everyday.
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posted on
09/12/2006 9:32:39 AM PDT
by
sappy
To: stm
It wasn't a political speech at all - unless the Democrats have become a party of retreat, defeat and appeasement, opposed to fighting the war on terror.
To: stm
Not fair!
To: stm
Well, let's dig up FDR's 1944 campaign speeches and see if he politicized Pearl Harbor, shall we?
To: RexBeach
Can't this so called national party do something besides lie, whine, bitch and moan?
Just damn.
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posted on
09/12/2006 10:02:59 AM PDT
by
Hilltop
To: dynoman
"... in your wildest psychosis ...."
Hmmm, let me think - my wildest psychosis - heck, that covers a lot of area......
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posted on
09/12/2006 10:13:00 AM PDT
by
Psalm 73
("Gentlemen, you can't fight in here - this is the War Room".)
To: stm
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posted on
09/12/2006 11:03:03 AM PDT
by
wouldntbprudent
(If you can: Contribute more (babies) to the next generation of God-fearing American Patriots!)
To: stm
I thought it was a great speech. I was surprised when the first comment Charles Krauthammer had during Brit Hume's post-speech discussion was that it was "political." I think Krauthammer is a Democrat, just strong on national security and certain other issues.
To: stm
Why won't Bush bring up Salman Pak in his speeches? This training facility in Iraq was clearly used to train terrorists in suicide attacks, kidnappings, and bus, train and airplane hijackings.
This interview from the liberal's beloved PBS clearly shows that muslims other than Iraqis were being trained in terrorism at Salman Pak.
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posted on
09/12/2006 11:11:17 AM PDT
by
reegs
To: stm
And of course, Bill Clinton never politicized Columbine or Oklahoma City.
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posted on
09/12/2006 11:12:12 AM PDT
by
dfwgator
To: Beckwith
I just love it when politicians accuse other politicians of playing politics. Don't they know how stupid that sounds? Apparently not.
"politics," as the dictionary entry:
Etymology: Greek politika, from neuter plural of politikos political
1 a : the art or science of government b : the art or science concerned with guiding or influencing governmental policy c : the art or science concerned with winning and holding control over a government
2 : political actions, practices, or policies
3 a : political affairs or business; especially : competition between competing interest groups or individuals for power and leadership (as in a government) b : political life especially as a principal activity or profession c : political activities characterized by artful and often dishonest practices
4 : the political opinions or sympathies of a person
5 a : the total complex of relations between people living in society b : relations or conduct in a particular area of experience especially as seen or dealt with from a political point of view [office politics] [ethnic politics]
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posted on
09/12/2006 11:44:48 AM PDT
by
unspun
(What do you think? Please think, before you answer.)
To: unspun
What a GREAT point and SOOOOOO appropriate!
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posted on
09/12/2006 11:47:10 AM PDT
by
demkicker
(democrats and terrorists are intimate bedfellows)
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