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I voice a lot of criticism of Bush, what the hell do you want?
I just don't indulge in the level of viciousness and outright hatred that you and other more insult-prone liberals here do.

Yeah, I agree much more with the ideals of the Republican party.

And yeah, I do see the liberal-Democrats, that largely control the Democrat party, to be deeply rooted in Marxist ideology that many in the party are even themselves oblivious to, and that feminism, racial politics focused on decades-old racism and forever flagellating Europeans for slavery that was created by blacks, and undermining our culture and history with the hostility that mindset breeds, the abandonment of the "melting pot" approach to immigration, instead embracing a wrongheaded "multiculturalism" notion that is balkanizing America, smothering Christianity from our history and our culture, all these are concepts rooted in the Marxist teachings of Gramsci and the Frankfurt School, the Marxists who dreamed of a bloodless communist revolution that would overturn the United States and Western Europe, by slanderously tearing down trust in nationalism, traditional family ties, and religious faith.

But you also ignore that I've praised many other Democrats, such as Joseph Biden, Christopher Dodd, Joseph Lieberman, Byron Dorgan, Sam Nunn, Lloyd Bentsen, Jimmy Carter, Richard Rubin, and on a few points even Bill Clinton (fast action that averted an even deeper crisis, with financial bailouts in Mxico and Indonesia, and also fast military intervention in Haiti and Bosnia, that averted a larger crisis).

Again, you ignore that I often have criticized Bush.
All along, I said we should have more troops in Iraq, and we finally did when Rumsfeld was removed and the Iraq "surge" began.
And even now that it's going well, you guys are in complete denial that there's been a turnaround, as you continue to slander the president and our troops in Iraq.

Any political goal I voice criticism or priority to achieving, such as halting illegal immigration, defending our borders, etc., you blanket-label as "racist" or "bigoted".
And when I oppose NAFTA, the trade deficit, and offshoring jobs, you manufacture some other way to likewise slander or trivialize the issues I give proiority to, ignoring the parts where I'm obviously critical of Bush as well as Democrats.



I've heard that slander raised repeatedly by the pacifist Bush-hating left, but I've yet to see any hard evidence to support that notion. It's pure anti-Bush propaganda.

The simple fact is, we haven't been attacked again since 9-11, and Al Qaida is on the retreat in Iraq.

There's a professor and former military officer named General Odom, who said almost 2 years ago in a thing called "Odom's 9 points" that every reason for staying in Iraq is actually a reason to leave. That, for example, if we leave Iraq, the U.S. departure would immediately dry up the rallying banner of Western invaders in the middle east.
But the fact is, muslims were attacking a lot of people, in Sudan, in China, in India, in former-soviet Georgia, in Chechnya, in the Phillipines, in Europe, who weren't attacking them!

So, to me, it's a bullshit argument, to say that if we weren't there, they wouldn't be attacking us. They'd be attacking closer people and states, and once they expanded there, then they'd move on to us.
As Hitler would have, as the Japanese would have.

Stuffing our heads in the sand and abandoning our allies abroad is not the way to fight islamic expansionism.

I think Bush had the right idea, with intervening in Iraq, but that he should have expanded our military beforehand, called for more sacrifice from the civilian population, and gone in with the military troop levels the Pentagon generals advocated. And it's fair to criticize Bush for that. But if Bush has turned it around, as he has since the surge began, while not overlooking his earlier errors, the current success in Iraq should be acknowledged.



You're a dumbass who apparently can't read. I've been very clear, post after post, year after year, where I do and don't support Bush. I pretty much just support Bush on the war against terror, and moves that have pushed to keep the economy out of recession, despite a home mortgage crisis, a credit crisis, and other financial problems that preceded Bush but were blamed on him by liberals. Likewise Iran and North Korea.

I've been critical of Bush for lack of enforcement against illegal immigration, a partisan and half-baked Harriet Miers Supreme Court nomination, and basically giving lip service to his conservative Christian base, while in truth doing virtually nothing in support of Christian interests nationally.

You choose to ignore, for partisan reasons, and more pointedly, out of pure hatred of myself and other conservatives, to ignore what I've truly said, in order to make me conform to your stereotype, of whatever it is you love to hate.



Well goody for you.