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Politics : Impeach George W. Bush -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Raymond Duray who wrote (23817)	12/14/2003 9:03:49 AM
From: jerry manning	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93284

OH Ray....looks like you will have another bad day. Bush gets a nice boost in the polls 4 sure. Oh, the pain...the pain.

To: Raymond Duray who wrote (23817)	12/14/2003 9:37:40 AM
From: jttmab	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93284

Had to run outside and brush the snow off the dish...<s>. One disadvantage of satellite internet connections.... The American people are no different in this regard from people in any other democracy, or for that matter, in any other nation. I wish. I found in England that the people are far more knowledgeable about the world than the average American. They might just be more knowledgeable about America than the average American is. They trusted Blair and recognized that their trust had been betrayed. 60% of Brits [poll ~6 months ago] thought Blair should resign. Speculate on what a US poll would return on the question of whether Bush should resign. There's a bare handful of us diehard intellectual types who keep pecking away at our keyboards hoping that rational analysis of vast swathes of data is the best way to come to a conclusion about a speculative move, a political choice or possibly even something important, like understanding the basic nature of man. Most people just don't want to bother. There you go....you know in your heart and mind that approach is futile in convincing the general population of anything. People tend to take to the streets because they want to consume more, not less. Given a choice between a new set of matching tableware and the survival of humanity, I suspect that most people would choose the tableware. And Bush would say....if you pick Halliburton's tableware, you'll save humanity. ....and the people would feel good about saving humanity by buying Halliburton's tableware. think the most disappointing call I hear this morning on C-SPAN in response to the capture of Saddam came from 15 year old ROTC cadet. He spoke with pride of the capture and said he was happy because it meant that in five years 'when my 25 buddies and I' are over in Iraq, that they wouldn't be responsible for this particular manhunt. That's who you're trying to talk to. That person will glaze over if you try to make a point out of the changing opinion of the US in Indonesia and ask "What do you think is the effect on the security of the US?" jttmab

To: Raymond Duray who wrote (23817)	12/15/2003 11:02:34 AM
From: laura_bush	Respond to of 93284

We Got Him -- What Now? <<snip>> The attacks will continue, and if the phone calls coming in to C-SPAN are any indication, we will continue to become an even more polarized people, because there are those who defend the fact that Bush Inc. must first lie to the country, and the world in order, to achieve any perceived success. The planes bearing our dead will continue to come home shrouded in darkness, and yet, this administration will become even more emboldened to pursue their reckless agenda. America's coffers will continue to be bled to death, benefiting only those who put us into this mess in the first place, at the expense of everyone else -- including those soldiers who remain in that shooting gallery. Full article......... aljazeerah.info