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To: Phlap

As I understand it, Bush continued reading after being informed of the 1st tower collision when people thought it was an accident. After the second one hit of course, it was clear it was deliberate and Bush went into action.


5 posted on 08/06/2004 3:43:41 AM PDT by libertylover (The Constitution is a road-map to liberty. Let's start following it again.)
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To: libertylover
As I understand it, Bush continued reading after being informed of the 1st tower collision when people thought it was an accident. After the second one hit of course, it was clear it was deliberate and Bush went into action.

That makes sense. When I read this latest absurdity from Kerry, I am thinking that he believes the President should have thrown the book aside and raced to the door, trampling the children and screaming "We're all gonna die!" Of course, no matter what President Bush did that day, it's wrong. Not that Kerry would ever be negative, of course. I love the "you bet we might have" line, especially the emphatic lead in of "you bet" followed by his typical waffle.

12 posted on 08/06/2004 3:53:00 AM PDT by GraceCoolidge
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To: libertylover
As I understand it, Bush continued reading after being informed of the 1st tower collision when people thought it was an accident.

There you go, trying to cloud the issue with facts. If the partisan media wanted Americans to know the truth they would have pointed that out during their unbiased reporting of the franchurian candidate saying it.

23 posted on 08/06/2004 5:00:05 AM PDT by DaBroasta (Dear democrat voter your party doesn't think you're stupid, they're counting on it!)
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