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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Raymond Duray who wrote (399863)	4/28/2003 6:45:28 AM
From: LindyBill	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 769667

No URL, no credibilty(sp) Hmmm. The URL is at the bottom of the piece. I guess your lack of good writing skills is due to your poor reading skills. And your spelling sucks. Hey, Rush sounded off on "Howie baby" Thursday. Howard Dean Misses Saddam Already April 24, 2003 Correct me if I'm wrong: wasn't Howard Dean the most vocal anti-war candidate on the Democratic presidential primary parade? He was. He was totally in opposition to this war. Now it's so easy for him and other Democrats to come out and say, that of course they thought we were going to win, "everybody knew it." No, you guys didn't say that. You Democrats said there would be interminable numbers of body bags; we couldn't handle desert warfare and all that. These Democrats are the first ones to predict doom and gloom and now, after the fact, they all try come back and say, "Well, everybody knew we were going to win, but now comes the hard part." That's what Howard Dean told Wolf Blitzer on CNN yesterday, but his comments get even better. You can hear me read and play Dean's comments in the audio links below. He refused to admit to Wolf that Iraq is better off now that Saddam Hussein is gone. When asked if it was, he said, "We don't know that yet. We don't know that yet, Wolf. We still have a country whose city is mostly without electricity. We have tumultuous occasions in the south where there is no clear governance. We have a major city without clear governance." This is called hedging your bets. This is continuing to bet against the outcome of this engagement in Iraq on the part of the Democrats. They just cannot find it in themselves to be positive. It's amazing to me, really, how they have miscalculated. Yeah, kids were better off in jail, Howard. People and families were better off being tortured. People were better off having their tongues cut out, afraid to say anything to anybody on the telephone for fear of who would overhear it and what would happen to them or their family. Women were being raped in front of their husbands and brothers and kids. Oh, yeah. The people of Iraq, we don't know if they're better off now, do we, Howard Dean? Here is the URL for this one, Raymond! rushlimbaugh.com