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

To: Kenneth E. Phillipps who wrote (570641)	4/30/2004 11:15:00 PM
From: Johannes Pilch	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 769670

And, of course, Cheney, the Vice-President, was right. Your leftist media just hid the truth, as usual. "This has to be stunning to most Americans. Why hasn’t this report, as well as others portraying the benefits of the war, led the network news or been splashed upon the nation’s largest newspapers? In one year, American and Coalition Forces have liberated a nation that was ruled by a Mephistophelean dictator. Its people are experiencing a newfound freedom and see a bright future for their children. The ABC News report stated that 70% of Iraqis feel that life is well for them today and 71% feel that their life will be better a year from today. These results are higher than would be seen if Americans were asked the same questions regarding their take on the current condition and the expected condition of their lives. This is nothing short of a stunning turnaround. Yet, our major media outlets do not trumpet it." washingtondispatch.com We currently have a situation where terrorists have changed venue to try and stop America's success in Iraq. They are causing problems, but Cheney's belief was certainly accurate at the time he voiced it. Odd how, even with the power of ABC, CBS, CNN, NBC, the New York Times and very many others working for them, leftists still must lie in order to have something to say against the American President.