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Politics : Foreign Affairs Discussion Group

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To: Sam who wrote (128870)4/10/2004 10:59:13 AM
From: Sam  Read Replies (1) of 281500
 
Democrats irresponsible? Or Bush admin? Part II.

(April 09, 2004 -- 06:54 PM EDT // link // print)
Department of troubling juxtapositions ...

At the center of a storm brewing for more than two weeks, Rice on Thursday consistently stressed before the packed hearing room on Capitol Hill that the Bush White House was fully engaged against al-Qaida.
She also repeatedly suggested the administration was hampered because it had been in office for only 233 days before the attacks.

April 9, 2004
Chicago Tribune
U.S. soldiers in Baghdad evacuated police stations and the town hall in Baghdad's Shiite Muslim district of Sadr City after five days of fighting with supporters of cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, Agence France-Presse reported.

April 9, 2004
Bloomberg News
On Saturday, Bush and his father were to go fishing at the ranch's bass pond with a crew from the Outdoor Life Network's "Fishing with Roland Martin."

The White House approached the network about coming to film Bush, who is eager to cultivate an image as a sportsman with the millions of voters who hunt and fish. The crew was to bring its own boat for the shoot on the small pond.

April 9, 2004
Associated Press
What will we tell the children?

-- Josh Marshall

[EDIT: And you think that this President isn't obscene?!)
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