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To: Phsstpok
Senator Lugar (my only Republican senator...sigh) still thinks he should have been president. He thinks he is THE expert in foreign policy, and resents the fact that since is no longer the spokesperson for Republican views on foreign policy (since 2001 that has been the Bush administration) he doesn't get on TV as much. He knows the only way he can get on these shows is to carp about the President, and he is happy to oblige.

I also think he is getting senile.

The best he will do is damning with faint praise.

This is from someone who didn't have enough sense to re-schedule his announcement of his presidential candidacy in 1995 when the Oklahoma City bombing occurred. He went ahead with his celebratory announcement and press conference while they were still trying to find survivors in the Murrah Building!

Extremely self-centerd and increasingly clueless, I imagine that Lugar will trash the President. It doesn't matter to him that this outrages his constituents. He thinks he is senator for life.

4 posted on 03/04/2006 10:39:45 AM PST by Miss Marple (Lord, please look after Mozart Lover's and Jemian's sons and keep them strong.)
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To: Miss Marple

Defining questions. How did he vote on Bill Clinton's impeachment trial in the senate? How did he vote on Campaign Finance Reform and other important issues?



5 posted on 03/04/2006 10:43:49 AM PST by Morgan in Denver
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To: Phsstpok; Miss Marple; Tony Snow; AJFavish
I notice that none of the programs have plans to discuss the AP court decision re: release of Gitmo terrorist names. A big victory for the MSM in their continuing attempts to tarnish the Bush administration.

After reading the AP article in our local newspaper, it causes me to wonder, has AP opened the proverbial can of worms?

Names offer glimpse into top-secret prison

From the article...The Pentagon released the documents after a federal judge rejected arguments by the administration of President Bush that releasing names, home countries and other information would violate the detainees' privacy and could endanger them and their families.

This judge, rules that releasing information would not violate privacy or endanger the terrorist's families.

The question I raise in regard to the can of worms, does this open the door for the release of names in, say for example, The Barrett Report? Or perhaps all the redacted or suppressed info regarding Waco, TWA800, Vince Foster, Able Danger ... the list goes on.

I for one, want all the information available pertaining to the corruption of the past administration.

9 posted on 03/04/2006 11:25:07 AM PST by Diver Dave
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To: Miss Marple
" Extremely self-centerd and increasingly clueless, I imagine that Lugar will trash the President. It doesn't matter to him that this outrages his constituents. He thinks he is senator for life."

Absolutely dead on, Miss Marple.

62 posted on 03/05/2006 5:03:00 AM PST by Kakaze (I'm now a single issue voter.....exterminate Al Quaida)
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