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

To: puborectalis who wrote (651014)	10/25/2004 11:35:14 AM
From: puborectalis	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

What is Laura Bush smoking??...............Despite the busy campaigning schedule, first lady Laura Bush suggests she and her husband do not really worry about losing the election. "I think we actually both have a peace about it," she tells Gibson. "We're nine days away right now and … we know we've done every single thing we can do. George has a really wonderful record. There are a lot of really great things that have happened the last four years. One of the best things we just saw a couple of weeks ago was the vote in Afghanistan. You know, I think we have a certain peace about it." In fact, the first lady says she and her husband are relaxed enough to have stepped back a bit for some perspective on the current election season and past campaigns.

To: puborectalis who wrote (651014)	10/25/2004 11:59:21 AM
From: jlallen	Respond to of 769670

The explosives were already gone by the time of the invasion. Who was President in 1998?????? Kerry is completely dishonest or stupid..... Not to mention the obvious ass covering by the U.N. ******************************************************* "Weapon inspectors determined that Iraq had bought the explosives from France, China and Yugoslavia, a European diplomat said.** None of the explosives were destroyed, arms experts familiar with the decision recalled, because Iraq argued that it should be allowed to keep them for eventual use in mining and civilian construction." "The Qaqaa stockpile went unmonitored from late 1998, when United Nations inspectors left Iraq, to late 2002, when they came back. Upon their return, the inspectors discovered that about 35 tons of HMX were missing." "A senior Bush administration official said that during the initial race to Baghdad, American forces "went through the bunkers, but saw no materials bearing the I.A.E.A. seal." nytimes.com.