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To: GoBucks2002
"The Dispatch also strongly opposed the invasion of Iraq, contending the case had not been made that Saddam Hussein possessed weapons of mass destruction or posed an imminent threat to this nation.

Oh well, I will take the endorsment anyway.

4 posted on 10/24/2004 8:11:03 AM PDT by No Blue States
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To: No Blue States

Majors in OHIO say BUSH!!! THIS IS GREAT!!!!!!


5 posted on 10/24/2004 8:16:56 AM PDT by Republic Rocker
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To: No Blue States

What is that picture? Where from?


6 posted on 10/24/2004 8:17:28 AM PDT by MrChips (ARD)
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To: No Blue States; BenLurkin
I'd love to be a fly on the wall in the metro/political beat offices of these newspapers. The Disgrace was allowing anti-Bush references into sports, weather, film reviews, cooking reviews, and local news reporting. The Ink-wire was just as bad. Both employ anti-Bush cartoonists and run Donnesbury in the comic pages.

As I said after the Indiana game yesterday, "it may not be pretty, but I'll take it."

7 posted on 10/24/2004 8:17:46 AM PDT by GoBucks2002
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To: No Blue States

BUMP to your post. I've been saying for a long time now that the picture that appeared in the NY Post after the troops went into Iraq has been ignored -- even by the Bush team. If that doesn't look like a gloating Saddam taking credit for the attack, I don't know what does. Of course, it doesn't prove anything, but the fact that he had the mural done so soon after the 9/11 attack speaks volumes, IMO.


19 posted on 10/24/2004 9:26:03 AM PDT by freeperfromnj
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