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Politics : Don't Blame Me, I Voted For Kerry

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To: lorne who wrote (75210)	4/8/2006 4:22:43 PM
From: Cogito	Read Replies (2) of 81568

>>Well for one thing their actions have brought to the forefront the threat of RADICAL ISLAM which has been ignored or sometimes just outright appeased in the hope they would leave us in the free world alone... big mistake.<< Lorne - Actually, I'd say it was 9/11 that brought the threat of radical islam to the forefront, and I am not one of those who believes that the Bush administration was responsible for that. Also, after the Cole bombing, the Clinton administration developed a comprehensive plan for dealing with radical islam, Al Qaeda, and terrorism in general and handed it to the incoming Bush administration, which did nothing about it until after 9/11. I would agree that the Bush failure to even address radical islam and terrorism (not even one meeting on the subject pre 9/11) was a big mistake. But this still leaves us with the question of what Bush has done that was actually good. - Allen PS: Yes, the economy is OK, but this is not necessarily due to anything the Bushies have done. Presidents actually have very little power to affect the overall economy. Meanwhile the national debt has increased to record levels. Dangerous levels, considering who owns most of that debt.

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