The difference is, Bush didnt lie. He acted on bad intelligence.
Yes he did,,,,,,,, HIS !!!!
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why b/c democrats told you he did...you are such a puppet who ha no ability to think on his/her own....typical democrat though!! Bush acted on bad intelligence. Look up th edeifnition of a lie, if you know how to use a dictionary b/cdemocrats are usually very unintelligent
Here is a third nutjob endorsing McCain. Jerry Falwell, and his casual association of 9/11 and Katrina with the sins of homosexuality. Give me a break. This is just as stupid as anything Wright has said. Yet McCain has not repudiated any of these three men. At least Obama has the balls to at lest do that.
so Obama has 1 crackpot and one unrepentant terrorist.
I think I'll go with the guy that has a very loose tie with a crackpot instead.
Go ahead & vote for him, but I don't think Nadar can winThis is why it's going to cost the GOP this year. You can't even requote honestly what I said. Typical Neo-Con comeback that isn't truthful.
Jerry Falwell, and his casual association of 9/11 and Katrina with the sins of homosexuality. Give me a break. This is just as stupid as anything Wright has said. Yet McCain has not repudiated any of these three men
John McCain has repudiated Pastor Hagee's statements and made statements to that effect on February 29th, March 8th and March 11th. He has made it clear time and again that he does not support those views, whether they come from Pastor Hagee, Rod Parsley, or Jerry Falwell.
John McCain has not attended Falwell's, Hagee's or Parsley's church faithfully for the last 20 years. Doing so would indicate at least a tacit approval of their messages. Obama's long time association and financial support of the Rev. Wright suggests a level of agreement and support that goes far beyond tacit approval. In such a circumstance Obama must vociferously repudiate the Rev. Wright and his views in order for us to believe that he does not endorse such racist pap. I, for one, find that hard to believe. TheDemocrat voters seem ready to believe him or at least not care that he might share such divisive views.
I ahve also seen a few people say that the new Rev there is just as bad as Wright and Obama still hasnt left the church. If I make it back to Chicago before the election I will try to get into the church one sunday and see if its real.
But has McCain disowned the support of these two pastors? What I find somewhat ironic is that Obama has to pretty much sell his soul to repudiate his pastor. And even that is not enough. How many times over the last 20 years do you really think Obama has been in "his" church attending worship. Like McCain, he's a politician first. So, the real question is when do you stopp jobbing Obama on his pastor & start dealing with real issues of the campaign?