Tim, you can be exhausting, because your notes are so wrong, and don't give any supporting evidence. OK, here we go:
re: This is probably your best point, but it also comes under radically different circumstances.
No, it doesn't.
re: They are not much more or less marginalized then they where before.
Yes, they are.
re: Poor fiscal discipline is nothing new let alone radically different.
Record deficits = radically different.
re: The opinions of other people are not the actions or policies of Bush. If we assume that this has indeed happen it still wouldn't be an answer to the question.
It's a response to his radical policies. I know that's an intellectual leap for you.
re: 1 - Not an answer to the question.
Yes it is, a radical departure for a President NOT TO get revenge.
2 - Not true, there has been plenty of revenge.
Not against the perp.
3 - What would you, or Clinton, or Gore, or Kerry or anyone else have done differently and how would the results have been greatly different and more positive it terms of getting revenge for 9/11.
Get the perps when we had them cornered and concentrated in Tora Bora. The results would have been far fewer terrorist attacks since 9/11, and far less domestic danger now. But as you have been saying, that's not part of the question.
re: Again not an answer to the question, and also much smaller numbers then in the wars that many previous presidents have gotten the US in to.
And also many more than previous President have gotten us into, with much less at the end.
re: 1 - Nothing new or radically different.
Bull sh-t. This guy sows fear for political gain every day. He want's to stay in office... he doesn't care about the American people. It's despicable.
2 - You haven't even established that Bush has done this.
I can't make the blind see.
re: Other then Iraq there really is nothing vaguely radical about Bush's policies, and even Iraq really isn't radically different from some of the other wars the US has been involved in.
Totally false (he says with the same back up arguments that Tim uses).
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