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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: JDN who wrote (299569)9/24/2002 10:22:42 AM
From: Machaon  Read Replies (1) of 769670
 
<< I watched Gore ... Double talking, whiney bastard >>

Stop beating around the bush and say what you really think. <g>

From Gore's confused speech:

===> Gore: "Great nations persevere and then prevail. They do not jump from one unfinished task to another," <===

This shows that Gore doesn't understand that America's involvement in Afghanstan, and America's war against terrorism is going to be a long term affair.

Bush's 8 years in office IS an unfinished task. So, from Gore's statement, he'll probably vote for Bush in 2004.

===> Gore: "In just one year, the president has somehow squandered the international outpouring of sympathy, goodwill and solidarity that followed" September 11 "and converted it into anger and apprehension aimed much more at the United States than at the terrorist network -- " <===

What an assanine statement! What the HELL is Gore babbling about?! There is world wide assistance to America, against terrorism, except for Cuba, North Korea and Iraq. Even some of the radical Muslim nations, such as Syria, are assisting somewhat.

"Converted in anger and apprehension"?!!! What an idiot! What nations is Gore talking about? Perhaps Iraq or Cuba? Is Gore afraid that we might offend the nations that support and harbor terrorists?

What an idiot!!!
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