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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: i-node who wrote (207258)10/18/2004 10:04:48 AM
From: Elroy  Read Replies (1) of 1575652
 
Again - the lack of WMDs in Iraq indicates that Bush either is not too smart (he couldn't determine that the available intelligence was inconclusive) or he lied (he didn't care that the available intelligence was inconclusive).

Then you still haven't explained why Kerry came to the same conclusions on the same intelligence.


I think they both came to the wrong conclusion (obviously), but one of them (George) lead the argument and the other (Kerry) listened and was convinced (probably because he trusted his President to "do the right thing", etc.).
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Let me ask you this, in your assessment of George's capability as the President of the US, are you a little upset that he took the US into its largest military campaign since Vietnam based on an innaccurate conclusion of available information?

I mean, doesn't that make you wonder about the guy's competence......at all?

I'm not asking whether you think the invasion was justified (I do too!), and I'm not asking whether you approve of George's policies (obviously you do). But what about George's rationale for war (as presented publicly, i.e., WMDs in Iraq) being completely incorrect? Doesn't it make you question George's competency to lead the free world when his biggest action as leader so far was based on something that was ... well........completely wrong?
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