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To: dragnet2; Recovering Ex-hippie
Oh yes, if you don't agree with Bush, or apologize or make excuses for this utter disaster he's left behind, you must be liberal...

Dragnet2, what people with your mindset simply cannot (or will not) get is that disagreement with President Bush (or any president) is perfectly fine. What folks like you lack is any sense of balance and fairness. Every presidency is a mix of strengths and weaknesses. Presidents are human beings too. They make mistakes. Even the absolute greatest leader in American history, in my opinion, George Washington, made his share. And yet we would not be a nation today if he had not persevered.

A fair, reasonable, adult is capable of acknowledging and crediting the good despite having areas of strong disagreement.

George W. Bush's presidency is filled with great and good achievements, mixed with things that could have been done better, and with outright mistakes. When you grow up, perhaps you'll discover that strong-weak, good-bad, high-low, hit-miss is all part of the human condition.

205 posted on 01/15/2009 5:56:03 PM PST by Wolfstar (This much I know is true, God blessed the broken road that led me straight to you.)
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To: Wolfstar

thank you for putting into an eloquent comment what I tried to do..You really really really write well!


238 posted on 01/15/2009 6:18:30 PM PST by Recovering Ex-hippie (FREE BLAGO !!! LET HIM SPEAK TRUTH TO POWER !!!)
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To: Wolfstar

You say it so much nicer than I do.

I need a greater measure of your grace.


254 posted on 01/15/2009 6:36:24 PM PST by lonestar67 (Its time to withdraw from the War on Bush-- your side is hopelessly lost in a quagmire.)
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