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In which the middle-aged Peacenik mouths off about War Drones--and all the other things that make him cranky. Pnorny!

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The Warrior
08.31.04 (10:08 am)   [edit]
The GOP is portraying Bush as The Warrior. I though he said he was the Peace President?!? OK, he flipped. Bush says we'll win the War on Terror but I thought he said earlier it couldn't be won?!? He flopped.


Portraying Bush as a Warrior is, well, sad. He's not a real warrior; he's not out there fighting or leading the troops in battle. He's a desktop warrior, safely surrounded by his security personnel. It's not the same. He's no Patton. He's more Put-on.


And what war? He's blowing - or has blown - the War on Terrorism by reducing the search for bin Laden (known terrorist) to go after Hussein (known dictator). $100 billion to remove a dictator who's terrorist actions were minimal and certainly not on the scale or effectiveness of al Qaeda. $100 BILLION for an unnecessary war to remove a despot. Will we spend another $100 billion to remove the North Korean despot Il Jung or Castro? $100 billion to reduce Iraq to rubble - ohhh, tough war, tough leader.


Bush is playing soldier with American lives and resources. His focus away from terrorism demonstrates his lack of fitness to continue as President. He has not made the world safer - ask the 1000 soldiers killed in Iraq or the numerous decapitated hostages. Al Qaeda is not down and out. Every Bush move and epithet serves as a rallying cry for their movement. Terrorist actions are increasing around the world.

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