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To: George W. Bush
We're just asking for a fair chance to be heard.

RP deserves a fair chance to be heard. What he does not deserve is a pass at making some of the ridicules statements he's made about how this country asked to be attacked (perhaps the the exact words he used, but the jist was the same). As a presidential candidate he should be allowed to put forth his resume and his ideas on what he would do as president if elected. But, any presidential candidate, RP included, should not be given a free pass when they make comments or statements which are not supportable or realistic. That applies to any candidate, agree?

203 posted on 07/23/2007 7:28:23 PM PDT by SoldierDad (Proud Father of a 2nd BCT 10th Mountain Soldier fighting the terrorists in the Triangle of Death)
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To: SoldierDad
What he does not deserve is a pass at making some of the ridicules statements he's made about how this country asked to be attacked (perhaps the the exact words he used, but the jist was the same).

So, it's the Dan Blather standard for truth then? You know that isn't what he said. No one here at FR should endorse such tactics. If RP fails (and he is a longshot), then let him fail for his real positions, not some nonsense you make up and keep repeating like some Nazi propaganda slogan.

You folks must sense exactly how weak your own position is or you wouldn't resort to such desperate and hysterical attacks on RP. Nothing else really explains it.

To be honest, though, it is actually helpful to the RP cause for reasons I won't bother to explain. So I'm not complaining greatly about it either.
208 posted on 07/23/2007 7:52:41 PM PDT by George W. Bush (Rudy: tough on terror, scared of Iowa)
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