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To: Minuteman23
While the mainstream media is participating in a feeding frenzy regarding the supposedly shocking behaviors of Tom DeLay and several members of the Bush administration (behavior allegations … some false and others magnified beyond recognition … that I will not dignify by repeating here), I’d like to propose a refresher course of sorts, regarding genuinely shocking behaviors exhibited by President Bush’s predecessor – behaviors that found themselves generally underplayed, and occasionally ignored, or referred to as politically and/or legally irrelevant, by the very same mainstream media.

No commentary. Simply a list of facts:

I am tired of hearing that people are losing respect for, and confidence in, the Bush White House because of fabricated and/or exaggerated ‘crimes’ committed by friends, or members, of the administration.

My criticisms of the Bush administration are many, but the next time someone mentions the media's coverage of this administration’s present and potential scandals, I intend to hand him this list, ask him to read and reflect upon it, and then answer three questions:

(1) As regards a political theory of relativity, which of the last two administrations has been more relatively corrupt than the other?

(2) Upon which have the media’s ‘investigative efforts’ been focused?

(3) Why?

~ joanie

749 posted on 10/31/2005 11:56:24 PM PST by joanie-f (If you believe God is your co-pilot, it might be time to switch seats ...)
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To: joanie-f

What a great list. I’ve filed it away to use in future confrontations with liberals. Your post is a valuable reference tool for us who tend to forget the number of crimes that happened in those disgusting eight years.

I'm also pretty sure that these facts of your list aren’t even known by the average Joe:

The President hosted more than a hundred fundraising dinners in the White House in which he solicited, and received, huge financial contributions from our ideological enemies.

The Vice President and the First Lady’s chief of staff solicited, and received, millions in illegal campaign contributions.

This one especially --- Under blatantly unconstitutional presidential directive, nearly two million acres of barren, undesirable, completely non-historic state and federal land were declared a ‘national monument’, thus preventing the mining of one of the largest deposits of clean coal in North America -- the only other major alternative source of clean coal being owned by the Indonesian Lippo Group (among the fortunate, living ‘friends of Bill’).

The President hired a squadron of lawyers, often providing them White House offices and government salaries, so that they could perform large amounts of personal legal work for the Clintons.

The President was very possibly indirectly complicit in the execution-style murders of intern Mary Mahoney in a Washington, DC Starbucks, and Commerce Secretary Ron Brown, who mysteriously received a bullet hole in the back of his head during a ‘plane crash’ in Croatia.

Thanks Joanie!


750 posted on 11/01/2005 11:53:07 AM PST by Minuteman23
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To: joanie-f

Now that I'm back in the country, I see that little has changed. ;)

The liberals are still barking at the ankles of the administration and talking out of both sides of their mouths, and you're still writing great analyses. Way to go, Joanie!


751 posted on 11/01/2005 7:56:08 PM PST by SiliconValleyGuy
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