[rightwing2]

Everyone's (well, almost everyone) entitled to their opinion but this is blasphemy. BTW, they misspelled DemoRAT.

I should have publicized the fact that most of this analysis is mine. The mispelling was intentional because I hate Democrats. The stats are straight from the pages of the New American. You should know that I am a staunch Bush supporter overall and have been for some time. I was very bullish about the prospects of President Bush in winning a second term until he decided to invade Iraq. Now, I think high casualties in Iraq resulting from their CBR attacks against our troops and a double-dip recession from Iraq and the Brazilian default will all combine to tip the scales and inaugerate a new nightmare for America with Algore as President. The only way I think we can avoid this likely prospect is not to invade Iraq thus my comments in opposition to that politically dangerous undertaking.

[justshe]

If only the stats came from that website, then please ask the Admin Moderator to change the 'source'.

Your personal analysis should be the ONLY link as this is basically a vanity post. No wonder I couldn't find this article as a direct link. This seems like blatant advertisement for this John Birch Society publication as your 'link' does NOT go to the 'article' you post as theirs.

[RedBloodedAmerican]

If Al Gore were President, he would do nothing about Iraq, either. So you're in good company after all.

[w_over_w]

I was very bullish about the prospects of President Bush in winning a second term until he decided to invade Iraq. Now, I think high casualties in Iraq resulting from their CBR attacks against our troops and a double-dip recession from Iraq and the Brazilian default will all combine to tip the scales and inaugurate a new nightmare for America with Algore as President.

Okay my friend, I'm a little clearer on your perspective and your spelling :^). IMHO, Bush has only been given the option to invade Iraq and it does not necessarily follow that this will happen. But, if it does here's another opinion on such an invasion,

"Our soldiers do not fear Saddam. I do not know a single man or woman in uniform who believes that our military will fail or suffer badly, should we go to war with Iraq. The best-informed insist we will hit the Iraqi regime with such overwhelming, unexpected fury that the world will be shocked by our effectiveness."
New York Post (Opinion) ^ | October 11, 2002 | Ralph Peters (Ret. Army Officer)

I haven’t studied the economic feasibility of a Brazilian default but suffice to say if such occurred it could have ramifications on our economy. BUT! (and that's a big but), does all this mean Al Gore (God, I hate typing that name) would be President? Come 'on! Haven't we suffered enough?

[VaBthang4]

Hi RW...

"You should know that I am a staunch Bush supporter overall and have been for some time. I was very bullish about the prospects of President Bush in winning a second term until he decided to invade Iraq."

Do you have any remarks you have made on FR [in other threads] that verify this?

Trying to clear up my understanding. :o)