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Is Bush careless with words, or is he just too stupid?
Why don't Bush's staff come up with
better ways of putting things?
Around Sept. 22, 2003
Bush ... rejected a suggestion things were not going well...
"I don't
think they're going badly. I mean, obviously I think they're going badly for
the soldiers who lost their lives..."
Then in the past week:
"President Bush insisted Monday that the United States is making progress in Iraq and said American successes are actually spurring the violence by making
insurgents more despepate."
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better ways of putting things?
Around Sept. 22, 2003
Bush ... rejected a suggestion things were not going well...
"I don't
think they're going badly. I mean, obviously I think they're going badly for
the soldiers who lost their lives..."
Then in the past week:
"President Bush insisted Monday that the United States is making progress in Iraq and said American successes are actually spurring the violence by making
insurgents more despepate."
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[nq:1]Why don't Bush's staff come up with better ways of putting things? Around Sept. 22, 2003 Bush ...
- [nq:1]Why don't Bush's staff come up with better ways of putting things?
- Around Sept.
- 22, 2003 Bush ...
- rejected a ...
- "[/nq] The president is not a silver-tongued devil, but he has a few better ideas than his predecessor.
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[nq:1]Why don't Bush's staff come up with better ways of putting things? Around Sept. 22, 2003 Bush ... rejected a ... States is making progress in Iraq and said American successes are actually spurring the violence by making insurgents more despepate."[/nq]
The president is not a silver-tongued devil, but he has a few better ideas than his predecessor. Namely, he has actually done something
The president is not a silver-tongued devil, but he has a few better ideas than his predecessor. Namely, he has actually done something
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[nq:1]The president is not a silver-tongued devil, but he has a few better ideas than his predecessor. Namely, he has actually done something about the problem, for the benefit of the entire world.[/nq]
I'll concede that he started something. How it will end is anybody's guess. Our casualties are only now really beginning. The end is not in sight.
As for "the benefit to the entire wo
I'll concede that he started something. How it will end is anybody's guess. Our casualties are only now really beginning. The end is not in sight.
As for "the benefit to the entire wo
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[nq:2]Why don't Bush's staff come up with better ways of ... are actually spurring the violence by making insurgents more despepate."[/nq]
[nq:1]The president is not a silver-tongued devil, but he has a few better ideas than his predecessor. Namely, he has actually done something about the problem, for the benefit of the entire world.[/nq]
The bull in the china shop does som
[nq:2]Why don't Bush's staff come up with better ways of ... are actually spurring the violence by making insurgents more despepate."[/nq]
[nq:1]The president is not a silver-tongued devil, but he has a few better ideas than his predecessor. Namely, he has actually done something about the problem, for the benefit of the entire world.[/nq]
The bull in the china shop does som
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[nq:2]The president is not a silver-tongued devil, but he has ... about the problem, for the benefit of the entire world.[/nq]
[nq:1]I'll concede that he started something. How it will end is anybody's guess. Our casualties are only now really beginning. ... it. The way I see it, there is no good and gracious way to finish the task that was started.[/nq]
Too true, Skitt, and we're in the
[nq:1]I'll concede that he started something. How it will end is anybody's guess. Our casualties are only now really beginning. ... it. The way I see it, there is no good and gracious way to finish the task that was started.[/nq]
Too true, Skitt, and we're in the
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[nq:1]The president is not a silver-tongued devil, but he has a few better ideas than his predecessor. Namely, he has actually done something about the problem, for the benefit of the entire world.[/nq]
It were better to avoid stating opinions as obvious facts: such acts too often start needless flame wars (at least they are needless on groups not overtly dedicated to political discussions).
It were better to avoid stating opinions as obvious facts: such acts too often start needless flame wars (at least they are needless on groups not overtly dedicated to political discussions).
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[nq:2]The president is not a silver-tongued devil, but he has ... about the problem, for the benefit of the entire world.[/nq]
[nq:1]I'll concede that he started something. How it will end is anybody's guess.[/nq]
It is foolish to think that this started with our recent invasion of Iraq.
[nq:1]Our casualties are only now really beginning. The end is not in sight.[/nq]
Part of the
[nq:1]I'll concede that he started something. How it will end is anybody's guess.[/nq]
It is foolish to think that this started with our recent invasion of Iraq.
[nq:1]Our casualties are only now really beginning. The end is not in sight.[/nq]
Part of the
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[nq:2]Our casualties are only now really beginning. The end is not in sight.[/nq]
[nq:1]Part of the reason to go into Iraq was to prove to the world that America won't run away when it gets a bit bloodied, that 9/11 changed if not everything, at least that.[/nq]
Why would anyone think the US would run away? What did 9/11 change in this respect?
[nq:2]As for "the benefit to the entire
[nq:1]Part of the reason to go into Iraq was to prove to the world that America won't run away when it gets a bit bloodied, that 9/11 changed if not everything, at least that.[/nq]
Why would anyone think the US would run away? What did 9/11 change in this respect?
[nq:2]As for "the benefit to the entire
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[nq:2]Why don't Bush's staff come up with better ways of ... are actually spurring the violence by making insurgents more despepate."[/nq]
[nq:1]The president is not a silver-tongued devil, but he has a few better ideas than his predecessor. Namely, he has actually done something about the problem, for the benefit of the entire world. Gary Eickmeier[/nq]
Yeah, the world will be better off
[nq:1]The president is not a silver-tongued devil, but he has a few better ideas than his predecessor. Namely, he has actually done something about the problem, for the benefit of the entire world. Gary Eickmeier[/nq]
Yeah, the world will be better off
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[nq:1]Why don't Bush's staff come up with better ways of putting things?[/nq]
My teeth hurt every time I hear him say "nuke-you-luhr." I know it's a common pronunciation, but one hopes that the president would pronounce it in the traditional fashion. (I'm pretty sure there was already a long thread on this awhile back, so I won't belabor it.)
John
My teeth hurt every time I hear him say "nuke-you-luhr." I know it's a common pronunciation, but one hopes that the president would pronounce it in the traditional fashion. (I'm pretty sure there was already a long thread on this awhile back, so I won't belabor it.)
John
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[nq:2]Why don't Bush's staff come up with better ways of putting things?[/nq]
[nq:1]My teeth hurt every time I hear him say "nuke-you-luhr." I know it's a common pronunciation, but one hopes that ... traditional fashion. (I'm pretty sure there was already a long thread on this awhile back, so I won't belabor it.)[/nq]
But, John, I have it on g
[nq:2]Why don't Bush's staff come up with better ways of putting things?[/nq]
[nq:1]My teeth hurt every time I hear him say "nuke-you-luhr." I know it's a common pronunciation, but one hopes that ... traditional fashion. (I'm pretty sure there was already a long thread on this awhile back, so I won't belabor it.)[/nq]
But, John, I have it on g
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