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To: George W. Bush
When the right was eating its own over the Miers nomination the left saw opportunity.

In the above nowhere did I say the left was involved with sinking Miers. I said the "right was eating its own over Miers". I would of thought that was pretty clear.

By "opportunity" I was saying the left saw Bush in a weakened state.

And so the left stepped up to the plate and started swinging.

That "started swinging" was referring to attacking Bush over the war, not Miers. With the Libby indictement they had multiple fronts to attack from. They had something to stick the dishonest tag too now besides just the WMD.

There were numerous Editorials from the right saying Bush's presidency was basically over because of Miers. The left was listening.

You add it all up and here we are.

30 posted on 11/19/2005 5:22:24 AM PST by DB (©)
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To: DB
By "opportunity" I was saying the left saw Bush in a weakened state.

Bush's flock quickly came home to roost with Alito's nomination.

Fitzmas was already a bust.

There were numerous Editorials from the right saying Bush's presidency was basically over because of Miers. The left was listening.

I didn't read these editorials. Do you have some to support the claim? By 'numerous', I assume you can cite a half-dozen or so reputable conservative news sources to support this?

Show me.

And the Left never sleeps. But the current offensive isn't the Left. It's the Dim establishment gearing up for '06, trying to do something other than be completely irrelevant. Until the last few weeks, they've resembled a rotting corpse. Now they rise like zombies, ready to summon their legion of undead (and actually deceased) voters for '06.
31 posted on 11/19/2005 5:28:21 AM PST by George W. Bush
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