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FLASHBACK: Bush's 2000 RNC Convention hypocrisy

A collection of Dubya's most memorable lies from the 2000 Republican National Convention. "Restore troop morale!" Yeah!  
 
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regretregret2 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Bush presidency was won on Taxes, that is all the Real Republicans care about, just making sure they pay as little as possible

They would still vote for him over and over even if it meant they could save a couple of thousand dollars a year in taxes
regretregret2 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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I wish death on all those Republican scum bags in that arena, they all deserve to die for what they did to America and how their greed destroyed so many lives

they deserve to die
TheEvolver311 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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you forget they bush attacked McCains status as a heroic patriot, which hurt him a great deal in the election.
salbella50 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Low on parts ....WTF!!!!!!
salbella50 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Third chances?????? WTF
DrashmamTuke (2 months ago) Show Hide
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George Bush's opponent in the 2000 election, Al Gore, was vice president at the time.
BI30 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Sadly, you're wrong on both counts. The annual number of abortions were lower under Clinton than they were under Bush (the consequences of a poor economy), so despite being "against" abortion, the actual outcome was quite different.

As for the term "pro-life", if you don't count the 4,000 troops killed in Iraq, the 800,000 Iraqis killed as a consequence of his unnecessary war, or the 1,600 dead in New Orleans, "pro-LIFE" is not how one would describe GWB.
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Pro- life means protecting unborn life. Not adults, I agree the Iraq war was wrong. and I'm not defending Bush. I'M NOT A BUSH FAN. As far as Katrina, Let's have a little accountabilty, there is a massive hurricane coming and people still stick around. Come on, people should quit blaming others for their own stupidity. Don't tell others to vote democrat. Tell others to think and vote libertarian.
BI30 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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"Pro- life means protecting unborn life".

That's the entire problem with the so-called "pro-LIFE" movement right there. For some inexplicable reason, their concern for human life stops at the womb. Maybe if they showed as much concern for the "born" as they do the unborn, callous remarks like blaming the poor in New Orleans for their own deaths simply because they lacked the means to evacuate, would be a little less common among Republicans.

Libertarianism is Republicanism on steroids.
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George Bush was campaigning for a humble foreign policy. No nation building, don't police the world.

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