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Friday, October 29, 2004

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SUBTITLED TERROR VIDEO AIRS ON DAILY RECYCLER AT 7:00AM PST DEVELOPING...




Not to minimize the very real threat...

56 Comments:

  • 17 Bush lies of 1,001 Bush lies:

    1. He said he beleived CO2 was a pollutant that should be regulated, (then abandoned Kyoto, without proposing an alternative)
    2. He said he’d leave no child behind, (then didn’t fully fund the measure)
    3. He said he would unite us, (but refuses to compromise on anything)
    4. He said we’d have surpluses as far as the eye can see (Bush may need glasses)
    5. He said our foreign policy should be humble (HA HA HA!!)
    6. He said Niger sold Iraq uranium, (outright fabrication of the evidence in contradiction of all other intelligence, that he later retracted)
    7. He said Iraq had nuclear weapons (nope, sorry)
    8. He said Iraq had chemical weapons (didn’t find these either)
    9. He said Iraq had biological weapons (he really meant to say "program related activities")
    10. He said Iraq had unmanned attack drones (the Air Force said they didn’t think so)
    11. He said Iraq had mobile weapons labs (sorry, they were mobile hydrogen factories for balloon deployment)
    12. He said he knew where Iraq hid the banned weapons (funny that he didn’t find any)
    13. He said Iraq and Al Qaeda were allies (he later retracted the claim)
    14. He said our troops would be greated with flowers not violence (hello? Falujah? about 750 dead soldiers?)
    15. He said Iraqi oil would pay for the war (no, we’re deficit spending to pay for it)
    16. He said his prescription drug plan would only cost $400 billion (knowing full well that it cost about $130 billion more)
    17. He said the sailors put up that "mission accomplished" banner (knowing full well that his White House advance team brought it).

    By Anonymous, at 7:26 AM  

  • According to the Miami Herald poll, done by Zogby International, Kerry is positioned to win Miami-Dade by anywhere from 90,000 to 100,000 votes.

    A margin that large in Florida's most populous county would be hard for Bush to make up across the rest of the state [...]

    Overall, Hispanics -- both Cubans and non-Cubans -- still support Bush, according to the Herald poll, with 62 percent saying they will vote for the president and 35 percent saying they will vote for Kerry.

    Nevertheless, that is a tremendous improvement for the Democrats over 2000, when 73 percent of Hispanics favored Bush and only 27 percent voted for Gore.

    And almost all of those gains for Kerry have come from Mexicans, Salvadorans, Dominicans, Colombians and Puerto Ricans among others. Many of whom are going to be voting for the first time.

    By Anonymous, at 7:29 AM  

  • Looks like the DNC are working overtime to get their talking points posted, even when it has nothing to do with the topic. Sign of desperation.

    On topic, funny video!

    By Anonymous, at 7:44 AM  

  • ONATHAN CHAIT
    For Bush, Too Late for Honesty
    Missing munitions spark an explosion of administration excuses.
    Jonathan Chait

    October 29, 2004

    On Monday morning, the New York Times reported that 380 tons of powerful explosives had disappeared from a military complex in Iraq that the American military didn't safeguard. An honest supporter of President Bush would reply to this by arguing that, despite this mistake, there are plenty of good reasons to reelect him anyway.

    The week before the election, though, is too late for honesty, especially for a campaign so committed to the infallibility of its candidate. And so Bush and his allies have been forced to argue that no, neglecting to guard a lifetime supply of bomb-making material does not in any way reflect poorly on Bush's military strategy. Indeed, if anybody is tainted here, it's Kerry. This exercise in defending the indefensible offers a kind of morbid hilarity. So far, I count seven distinct lines of argument:

    1. Look at the bright side. Kerry, insists Vice President Dick Cheney, fails to "mention the 400,000 tons of weapons and explosives that our troops have captured and are destroying." This is sort of like arguing, "Your honor, the record should reflect the countless times I've driven to work without swerving onto the sidewalk and mowing down dozens of pedestrians."

    2. Consider the source. Why, Republicans ask, are we finding out just now about this? Well, for starters, it was less than two weeks ago that the International Atomic Energy Agency informed our government of the lost explosives. A Wall Street Journal editorial imputed dark motives to the fact that the information leaked, without explaining why the U.S. government was keeping it secret in the first place, or why the fact that it leaked detracts from the substance of the story.

    3. Don't judge. As the Journal pleaded, "Some 380 tons of frightfully powerful stuff has gone missing, and the objective before us should be to locate it, not locate blame." In other words, the military can't search for the bombs unless the voters withhold judgment about Bush.

    4. Kerry reads newspapers. "What would he do as president? Get up every morning and say, 'I'm going to govern based on what I find in the newspapers?' " sneered Karl Rove. "John Kerry will say anything he believes will help him politically," wrote Bush campaign manager Ken Mehlman, "and today he is grasping at headlines to obscure his record of weakness and indecision in the war on terror." The horror — Kerry is letting world news infect his judgment.

    5. Kerry's a hypocrite. "After repeatedly calling Iraq the wrong war and a diversion," Bush declared, "Sen. Kerry this week seemed shocked to learn that Iraq was a dangerous place full of dangerous weapons." This is a bizarre inversion of reality. Bush justified the war primarily as a way to keep weapons out of the hands of terrorists, yet his handling of it led to exactly that result.

    6. Kerry hates the troops. "The senator is denigrating the actions of our troops and commanders in the field," Bush insisted. By this logic, any criticism of Bush's military plan amounts to blaming the troops. By the same Orwellian logic, statements like the one from Bush supporter Rudy Giuliani — "The actual responsibility for it really would be for the troops that were there. Did they search carefully enough?" — do not count as blaming the troops.

    7. It was like that when we got here. Republicans seized on an NBC News report that a U.S. Army brigade had inspected the site in April 2003 and found no weapons. This claim fell apart after NBC and the brigade commander said the Americans merely stopped at the site without inspecting it. Bush and his allies have since retreated to claiming that the explosives may have been moved before the war started. This is possible, though highly unlikely. David Kay, the man Bush chose to search for WMD in Iraq, said such a transfer probably would have been detected by U.S. satellites. And KSTP, a Minneapolis TV station that had staff embedded with troops who went into the area, has footage of U.S. troops coming across what look to weapons inspectors very much like the explosives in question, cracking open locks and then departing. There have been reports of systematic looting since.

    But even in the unlikely event that the weapons disappeared before the war, it would hardly forgive Bush's policy of invading without enough troops to secure vital weapons caches. The point is that he didn't plan for the peace, which included safeguarding weapons. Suppose it turned out that the pedestrians struck by our reckless driver all suffered fatal heart attacks moments before they were run over. Sure, the driver would be exonerated of their deaths. But as far as evaluating his driving skills — or Bush's war-planning skills — it makes no difference at all.

    If you want other stories on this topic, search the Archives at latimes.com/archives.

    By Anonymous, at 7:52 AM  

  • Yeah, Woody Harrelson needs a new agent. Speaking for terrorists is a poisinous snake,even for the gay Hollywood crowd. But, I guess they will stoop for anything. Say,isn't Woody related to some outlaw? W.D.Jones? Richard Speck? I forget who.

    By Anonymous, at 7:56 AM  

  • As Cheney's daughter is gay, does that make them all part of the gay D.C. crowd?

    By the way:

    Cheney's military draft dodging

    Dick Cheney received five deferments from the military draft between 1963 and 1966.

    Sept. 1959: Enters Yale.

    June 1962: Withdraws from Yale.

    Jan. 1963: Enters Casper College in Wyoming. Receives first student deferment.

    May 1965: Cheney earns his bachelor's degree from the University of Wyoming. While there, his student deferment was renewed twice.

    Fall 1965: Enters graduate school at Wyoming and receives another deferment.

    Jan. 1966: Receives fifth deferment under a provision exempting men with children from military service when his wife becomes pregnant.

    July 28, 1966: Cheney's first child, Elizabeth, is born.

    Jan. 1967: At 26, Cheney is no longer eligible for the draft.

    By Anonymous, at 8:02 AM  

  • ummm... anonymous, you know you can get your own Blog for free, or do you need to piggyback on the talent of those here at the DR to be heard?

    By RightAllTheTime, at 9:56 AM  

  • Hi, I'm Anonymous and I'm desperate. Please consider my lies, er, uh, talking points when you go to the poles on Tuesday. I'm delusional enough to believe that I can sway someones vote with my Anonymous and thoughtful posts. Basically all of us Democrats are sure that the majority of the population is unable to think for themselves and that by bombarding the internet with our select "facts" we will lead all of you mental midgets to Allah! Uhhhh, I mean, righteousness...or something like that. Shit. Bush Sucks! Go Red Sox! Wohoooo!

    Dammit Mom, I'm busy! Yes, balogna and cheese is fine.

    By Anonymous, at 10:46 AM  

  • Okay, now that's funny. And, "not to minimize the threat"? The Dept. of Homeland Security is busy with copyright infringement (http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/news/nation/10039912.htm) so I guess the threat is nonexistent. In any event, we all need a little non-political humour now.

    By Kirill Nils Senior, at 10:57 AM  

  • I never try to convince a commited flat Earther that the world is round. But not everyone in commited to thinking the Earth is flat.

    By Anonymous, at 11:13 AM  

  • And, since that useless twit, Condoleeza Rice, is out politicking, I guess there isn't really a threat to minimize.

    By Kirill Nils Senior, at 11:13 AM  

  • Question-
    [two part]
    First , after Kerry loses ,how often will he go goose hunting? And
    Will the waters in Boston Bay be warm enough to to wind surf in?

    By Anonymous, at 12:57 PM  

  • I sure do love watching lib desperation set in...

    Keep it up, if I had the time, I would dispute all those "facts" about Bush's lies. At this point, I'm pretty confident the self destruction is in full effect.

    -Celedon

    By Anonymous, at 1:11 PM  

  • Celedon would be an example of a Flat Earther.

    By Anonymous, at 1:41 PM  

  • It's going to be a close election. But what says more? The fact that Bush, campaigning during a time of peace and prosperity, couldn't muster a solid victory over Gore? Or the fact that Kerry, campaigning during a time of war and econonmic decline, can't muster a solid victory over Bush? It's no wonder the "Kerry supporters" never say anything nice about him and instead prefer to attack Bush. Apparently there is nothing nice to say about him other than "at least he isn't Bush." And what do they have to look forward to in the next election? Kerry if he wins and is able to run again, or Hillary. How very depressing it must be to be a democrat these days.

    By Anonymous, at 1:56 PM  

  • Al Jazeera has just played a tape of Osama bin Laden that refers to a recent event in Iraq. It was authenticated by "the government," though I'm not sure what agency. The tape lists a litany of complaints about the Bush Administration and highlights the motivation behind September 11.

    "The Bush Administration resembles a corrupt Arab government."

    "Bush is misleading Americans."

    "September 11 would have been less severe if George Bush had been more alert," Bin Laden said.

    "In addition, the infidel George Bush is outsourcing America's future with tax cuts to the wealthy. Where are the 1.6 million jobs? The infidel Bush is the first infidel since the infidel Herbert Hoover to lose jobs! Awake from your slumber, America! The infidel John Kerry has a plan. You can do better, Insha'Allah!"

    "Let me tell you, I spoke to the infidel Christopher Reeve a week ago, and if the infidel John Kerry is elected President, Insha'Allah, the infidel Christopher Reeve will walk again!"

    "Are you infidels aware that the infidel John Kerry killed infidels in a war of imperialist infidel aggression in Southeast Asia?"

    "The infidel Mary Cheney is a lesbian."

    By Anonymous, at 4:52 PM  

  • ""In addition, the infidel George Bush is outsourcing America's future with tax cuts to the wealthy. Where are the 1.6 million jobs? The infidel Bush is the first infidel since the infidel Herbert Hoover to lose jobs! Awake from your slumber, America! The infidel John Kerry has a plan. You can do better, Insha'Allah!"

    "Let me tell you, I spoke to the infidel Christopher Reeve a week ago, and if the infidel John Kerry is elected President, Insha'Allah, the infidel Christopher Reeve will walk again!"

    "Are you infidels aware that the infidel John Kerry killed infidels in a war of imperialist infidel aggression in Southeast Asia?"

    "The infidel Mary Cheney is a lesbian.""

    Classic, just classic. You know when UBL whips out the Michael Moore, the left really's in trouble.

    -Celedon

    By Anonymous, at 5:01 PM  

  • ""In addition, the infidel George Bush is outsourcing America's future with tax cuts to the wealthy. Where are the 1.6 million jobs? The infidel Bush is the first infidel since the infidel Herbert Hoover to lose jobs! Awake from your slumber, America! The infidel John Kerry has a plan. You can do better, Insha'Allah!"

    "Let me tell you, I spoke to the infidel Christopher Reeve a week ago, and if the infidel John Kerry is elected President, Insha'Allah, the infidel Christopher Reeve will walk again!"

    "Are you infidels aware that the infidel John Kerry killed infidels in a war of imperialist infidel aggression in Southeast Asia?"

    "The infidel Mary Cheney is a lesbian.""

    Classic, just classic. You know when UBL whips out the Michael Moore, the left really's in trouble.

    -Celedon

    By Anonymous, at 5:01 PM  

  • That coward, Bush, still hasn't gotten bin Laden. God, Bush is incompetent!

    By Anonymous, at 5:02 PM  

  • You also left out...

    "There is no terrorist threat, there is no terrorist threat, listen to the infidel Michael Moore.

    -Celedon

    By Anonymous, at 5:04 PM  

  • What follows is from the transcript of Mr. Bush's 13 march 2003 press conference:

    Q: Mr. President, in your speeches now, you rarely talk or mention Osama bin Laden. Why is that? [...]

    BUSH: ... I don't know where he is. Nor -- you know, I just don't spend that much time on him really, to be honest with you [...]

    Q: Do you believe the threat that bin Laden posed won't truly be eliminated until he is found either dead of alive?

    BUSH: As I say, we hadn't heard much from him. And I wouldn't necessarily say he's at the center of any command structure. And, you know, again, I don't know where he is.

    I'll repeat what I said: I truly am not that concerned about him.

    By Anonymous, at 5:06 PM  

  • Yes, the imperialist Bush is a coward, by Allah. The infidel Kerry won three purple hearts.

    Did I mention the infidel Mary Cheney is a lesbian?

    By Anonymous, at 5:06 PM  

  • Infidel Bush, let's bin Laden escape.

    By Anonymous, at 5:10 PM  

  • Yes, the infidel Bush is a outsourced my capture ike he outsources american jobs by giving tax-breaks to the weathiest 1%, by Allah. The infidel Kerry has a plan to fix that.

    And the infidel Mary Cheney is a lesbian?

    By Anonymous, at 5:12 PM  

  • Infidel Clinton, let bin Laden escape also.

    Just ask Infidel "paper stuffin" Berger.....



    KoS

    By Anonymous, at 8:51 PM  

  • By Allah, even if the infidel Kerry wins, we will still kill you. But our reasoning will be very nuanced and the war to the death we wage upon your sons and daughters will be very, very sensitive.

    Usama

    By Anonymous, at 9:43 PM  

  • I really cannot believe what I'm reading. All that any of you has to say is who is worse. I never hear anything good about either party. I am still undecided and it sounds like neither one of them are worth the money we pay them. And you people, I'm embarrassed to live in the same country. Get a life and start talking about the facts. The one thing I am concerned about is that the president stated in his own words that he is not concerned about Bin Laden. Well,I am concerned and I would appreciate it if he would do something about it.

    By Anonymous, at 11:02 PM  

  • "I really cannot believe what I'm reading. All that any of you has to say is who is worse. I never hear anything good about either party. I am still undecided and it sounds like neither one of them are worth the money we pay them. And you people, I'm embarrassed to live in the same country. Get a life and start talking about the facts. The one thing I am concerned about is that the president stated in his own words that he is not concerned about Bin Laden. Well,I am concerned and I would appreciate it if he would do something about it."

    Dude, no offense but if you don't know the facts yet no wonder you can't make up your mind. If you can't find some minor levity in the tragic fact that UBL is quoting Michael Moore, the honored democratic propogandist, you need some help.

    -Celedon

    By Anonymous, at 11:07 PM  

  • I thought that video was hilarious, where did it come from by the way? I seem to vaguely recognise the style.
    Dom.

    By Anonymous, at 8:38 AM  

  • Infidel Bush has secret plans to reinstate the draft, so as to continue his illegal crusade against the oil-producing peoples of the Middle East. Young infidels from working class minority families will be the hardest hit

    By Anonymous, at 8:40 AM  

  • Celedon = Flat Earther

    By Anonymous, at 9:17 AM  

  • Yes, the Infidel Bush is also a flat-earther who had no international support when he went to war in Iraq without a plan to win the peace. Infidel Kerry will fight a smarter war, bringing infidel allies back to the table. Praise Allah, just ask the French!

    Usama

    PS: Cheney's daughter is also a flat-earther (and a lesbian ).

    By husbandandfather, at 10:13 AM  

  • All the infidels shall meet in Paris at the bedside of the great nobel peace prize winner Yasser Arafat to negotiate our new found peace. For I am wise in my reverse psychology, they have a great infidel Freud class in these caves

    -UBL

    As for flat-earther, try responding instead of names it works better. Well, not for libs cause responding just reveals your true thoughts. Memo to all you would-be capitulators. UBL isn't using reverse psychology, he is using the only thing he ever uses, the only thing he knows, fear.

    It's what he used in Spain, and it worked for him. He thinks you are like the Spanish. He thinks if we are scared enough, we will pick capitulation. I know the exact opposite, and no amount of "Sadaam knows we're too smart for him, he's using reverse psychology". He's using the same thing he always does, fear, and he thinks you're going to give in to him.

    By Anonymous, at 10:44 AM  

  • Infidel Americans, wake up! There are times when America needs the plain-spoken butt-kicking aggressive unilateralist heathen cowboy. And by Allah there are times when your country needs an eloquent, nuanced multilateral, French-speaking, consensus-building, flexible and cautious negotiator. May Allah be praised, we beseech you to consider the infidel Kerry so I can get my boney ass out of this cave!

    UBL

    By Anonymous, at 12:39 PM  

  • The Subtitles skit is absolutely 100% Monty Python. Really great.

    By Saganashkee, at 2:06 PM  

  • Sheik Osama is very grumpy and tired, and has no time for such nonsense from The Great Satan, Monty Python! I am too busy watching Farenheit 911 playing and eating these crunchy dung beetles which infest my cave, bless Allah. Infidel Americans - you can do better.

    UBL


    PS: He stole Florida, too.

    By Anonymous, at 2:40 PM  

  • "I was in agreement with Ata that we needed to do this action because the infidel Bush disenfranchised the Black vote by failing to purge several incorrect names from the infidel felon list"

    UBL

    By Anonymous, at 3:51 PM  

  • What follows is from the transcript of Mr. Bush's 13 march 2003 press conference:

    Q: Mr. President, in your speeches now, you rarely talk or mention Osama bin Laden. Why is that? [...]

    BUSH: ... I don't know where he is. Nor -- you know, I just don't spend that much time on him really, to be honest with you [...]

    Q: Do you believe the threat that bin Laden posed won't truly be eliminated until he is found either dead of alive?

    BUSH: As I say, we hadn't heard much from him. And I wouldn't necessarily say he's at the center of any command structure. And, you know, again, I don't know where he is.

    I'll repeat what I said: I truly am not that concerned about him.




    "Thank you Bush!"

    UBL

    By Anonymous, at 7:40 PM  

  • Yes, thanks be to the Infindel Bush who almost had me in Tora Bora, but outsourced the job to traitorous Afghan warlords. Had infidel Kerry been President (whose daughters aren't lesbians like Cheney's), I would be with Allah now. Stop the Infidel Bush who has secret plans to reinstate the draft, so as to continue his illegal crusade against the oil-producing peoples of the Middle East. (Young infidels from working class minority families will be the hardest hit.)

    UBL



























    "I'm John Kerry and I approved this message."

    By Anonymous, at 8:59 PM  

  • Anonymous anti-Bush commenter:

    I am on your side of the argument, as far as supporting Kerry goes.
    I am telling you to STAND DOWN. You are not furthering our cause any by being disruptive. If you want to make a case, I suggest you do it concisely and fairly.

    I AM SERIOUS.

    By Anonymous, at 9:18 PM  

  • Hilarious vid! I still put "The Choice" at the top of my list, though!

    By Beth, at 9:20 PM  

  • To undecided, . Kerry=Dishonorable discharge.
    Kerry=Secret meetings in "GAY" Paris with the enemy Kerry=TREASON Still undecided?

    By Anonymous, at 10:12 PM  

  • “Although the infidel sent millions of jobs overseas, Atta never thought that the pee-Resident SELECT would leave 50 thousand of his citizens in both towers to face the horrors by themselves when they most needed him, the defiler Kerry would have had a plan to get them out.” a concerned Bin Laden said.




















    "I'm John Kerry and I approved this message."

    By Anonymous, at 11:19 PM  

  • What follows is from the transcript of Mr. Bush's 13 march 2003 press conference:

    Q: Mr. President, in your speeches now, you rarely talk or mention Osama bin Laden. Why is that? [...]

    BUSH: ... I don't know where he is. Nor -- you know, I just don't spend that much time on him really, to be honest with you [...]

    Q: Do you believe the threat that bin Laden posed won't truly be eliminated until he is found either dead of alive?

    BUSH: As I say, we hadn't heard much from him. And I wouldn't necessarily say he's at the center of any command structure. And, you know, again, I don't know where he is.

    I'll repeat what I said: I truly am not that concerned about him.

    By Anonymous, at 9:51 AM  

  • John Eisenhower, son of President Dwight D. Eisenhower:

    The Republicans used to be deeply concerned for the middle class and small business. Today’s Republican leadership, while not solely accountable for the loss of American jobs, encourages it with its tax code and heads us in the direction of a society of very rich and very poor. Sen. Kerry, in whom I am willing to place my trust, has demonstrated that he is courageous, sober, competent, and concerned with fighting the dangers associated with the widening socio-economic gap in this country. I will vote for him enthusiastically.

    By Anonymous, at 10:02 AM  

  • Russell E. Train (R), the EPA administrator under Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford

    "It strikes me that the environmental record of this administration is absolutely appalling,” Train said. “It represents a radical turning back of the clock."

    By Anonymous, at 10:05 AM  

  • This election will, indeed, decide many large issues - but it won't address the profound dementia present and clearly expressing its virulence and blindness in this thread. Only an intensely proud moron thinks hi-jacking threads will serve their "cause" - instead of prove they've lost touch with reality and cast serious doubt upon all they espouse. Amazing.

    Lock 'n load. Post-election is going to be at least as bizarre.

    On-topic -- As for the video - it rocks... Excellent parody of both the jihadists and the Beeb-ish twitters, lol!

    .com

    By Anonymous, at 10:26 AM  

  • William Milliken (Republican), former Michigan governor:

    This president has pursued policies pandering to the extreme right wing across a wide variety of issues and has exacerbated the polarization and the strident, uncivil tone of much of what passes for political discourse in this country today

    By Anonymous, at 10:31 AM  

  • That video is hysterically funny! Perfect!

    By foreign devil, at 10:40 AM  

  • Infidel defilers, Wake Up! William Milliken (Republican), former Michigan governor tell me the heathen Bush sanctioned the installing of sons as state governors and did not forget to import expertise in election fraud from the [middle east] to Florida to be made use of in moments of difficulty. Infidel Americans - you can do better! Infidel Kerry will fight a smarter war, bringing infidel allies back to the table, and hopefully bringing me a blanket because this cave is damn cold!

    UBL


    And don't forget, the infidel Mary Cheney is a lesbian.


























    I'm John Kerry and I approved this message.

    By husbandandfather, at 12:31 PM  

  • What follows is from the transcript of Mr. Osama's 13 march 2004 Video conference:

    Q: Mr. Osama, in your speeches now, you rarely talk or mention Mr. Bush. Why is that? [...]

    Usama: ... That's U-Sama, you infidel "U" S-A-M-A. Get is right or I will hurl more threats at you.

    Q: Uh, O-Kayeee. . .anyway, do you believe the threat that Bush poses won't truly be eliminated until he is found either dead of alive?

    Usama: Look, as I say, it is friggin' cold in here, By Allah. Do you mind bringing me a blanket next time you come?

    Q: Uh, Sure. . .but. . .

    Usama: I'll repeat what I said: The infidel Mary Cheney is a lesbian! The Infidel Kerry has a plan! I officially endorse John Kerry for President of the Corrupt States of Amerika.

    UBL

    (He stole Florida, too.)

    By Anonymous, at 12:41 PM  

  • What follows is from the transcript of Mr. Bush's 13 march 2003 press conference:

    Q: Mr. President, in your speeches now, you rarely talk or mention Osama bin Laden. Why is that? [...]

    BUSH: ... I don't know where he is. Nor -- you know, I just don't spend that much time on him really, to be honest with you [...]

    Q: Do you believe the threat that bin Laden posed won't truly be eliminated until he is found either dead of alive?

    BUSH: As I say, we hadn't heard much from him. And I wouldn't necessarily say he's at the center of any command structure. And, you know, again, I don't know where he is.

    I'll repeat what I said: I truly am not that concerned about him.









    Your Commander in Chief at work!

    By Anonymous, at 6:51 AM  

  • What follows is from the transcript of Mr. Bush's 13 march 2003 press conference:

    Q: Mr. President, in your speeches now, you rarely talk or mention Osama bin Laden. Why is that? [...]

    BUSH: ... I don't know where he is. Nor -- you know, I just don't spend that much time on him really, to be honest with you [...]

    Q: Do you believe the threat that bin Laden posed won't truly be eliminated until he is found either dead of alive?

    BUSH: As I say, we hadn't heard much from him. And I wouldn't necessarily say he's at the center of any command structure. And, you know, again, I don't know where he is.

    I'll repeat what I said: I truly am not that concerned about him.

    I am George Bush, and I don't give a damn!

    By Anonymous, at 7:08 AM  

  • Former U.S. Senator Bob Smith, Republican from New Hampshire, from an endorsement letter sent to John Kerry, October 28, 2004.

    "Nixon was a prince compared to these guys."

    By Anonymous, at 7:18 AM  

  • Former U.S. Representative Pete McCloskey, R-California, from an article in the Palo Alto Weekly, September 8, 2004. McCloskey, who is active with Republicans for Kerry, says of members of the Bush administration, "These people believe God has told them what to do. They've high jacked the Republican Party we once knew."

    "The war is just a misbegotten thing that's spiraling down. It's a matter of conscience for me. After 9/11, the whole world was behind us. That's all gone now. That's been squandered. Now we've made the entire Muslim world hate us. And for what? For what?"

    By Anonymous, at 7:19 AM  

  • "When I turned my boat in Vietnam into an ambush and I went straight into the ambush and overran it, I didn't see George Bush or Dick Cheney at my side," Kerry said. "So I'm not going to take a second seat to anybody in my willingness to be tough to defend the United States of America. I did it when it mattered, and as president I will defend the United States of America with everything I have."

    By Anonymous, at 3:02 PM  



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