Caveman
Grandpa
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- Nov 25, 2001
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No, Bush doesn't get a pass from me regarding the state of the economy. Unlike you though, I see the big picture. The house and the senate bear a large share of the blame.I've heard often that Bush represents the american dream b/c a C-student was still able to become president.
To me, that's the opposite of the American Dream. You've been completely average at everything you've ever done, but still had the political clout to become a 'fighter pilot' (though noone knew where you were) and eventually the president.
He's the worst of Ayn Rand's political looters.
And there really is no argument for the shape of the country.
And caveman-- are you really trying to say that congress in less than 2 years has put us in this economic mess we are in right now?
Are you serious? B/c that's just dumb. You all have been brainwashed and i truly regard you as such. How do you feel about having an Australian media mogul control your every thought.
Real patriotic.... i'll observe your opinion in support of Bush when you tell me where he was during vietnam.
So in your world Rupert Murdoch's Fox News is all bullshiite and Ted Turner's CNN is the paragon of truth. That about right? Talk about brainwashed. When was the last time you objectively listened to Limbaugh, Hannity, or any other conservative talk show host? I spend several hours a week listening to NPR and the BBC. I want to know what the other side is saying and thinking. I'm not afraid of some original and different thought. Unfortunately, they rarely surprise me. They are as predictable as Hannity and Limbaugh. There is one difference though. In general, conservative thought survives and thrives on it's own merit. In almost every case liberal thought requires government support and private donations to stay on the air. NPR and the BBC are perfect examples. They are both government sponsored entities. I know of no such government sponsored conservative media outlet. OTOH, the only recent liberal stand alone attempt, Air America, failed miserably. Why is that?
'64-'68 Bush was at Yale. Then he was in the Texas Air National Guard. He used educational deferments and Guard service to avoid going to Vietnam. Imagine that! Who would do such a thing? Uh, lets see....oh yeah! Bill Clinton for one, except he didn't serve at all. He just used deferments and connections to avoid going. So what. So did almost everybody else that could get out of it.