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To: Embraer2004

And yet we're somehow to believe Rumsfeld and Bush are responsible for Abu Gharib. And Reagan for Iran-Contra.

Which is it, my liberal friends? Are superiors responsible for the actions of their underlings or are they not?

Simple question, what's your answer?


3 posted on 12/05/2004 3:32:19 PM PST by HarryCaul
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To: HarryCaul
And yet we're somehow to believe Rumsfeld and Bush are responsible for Abu Gharib. And Reagan for Iran-Contra.

And Dick Cheney is still responsible for Halliburton.

11 posted on 12/05/2004 3:39:25 PM PST by federal
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To: HarryCaul

"And yet we're somehow to believe Rumsfeld and Bush are responsible for Abu Gharib. And Reagan for Iran-Contra."

What's your problem.........can't they have it every way?

How unfair of you.


25 posted on 12/05/2004 4:12:01 PM PST by Puckster
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But......Dick Cheney is "responsible" for anything Halliburton does YEARS after he is CEO. Kofi is innocent because he has "denied" the charges. Man I wish I was liberal so I could be so illogical and hypocritical. Just imagine if a republican had overseen the transfer of BILLIONS of dollars to a dictator who then bought WMD used against thousands of innocent people (while starving them) all the while claiming to be buying food, medicine, etc. This would be considered a war crime. But since this is an AntiAmerican socialist. It's completely OK.


37 posted on 12/05/2004 5:43:19 PM PST by boop (Testing the tagline feature!)
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