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CNN - Why Won't Cons Admit Bush Didn't Keep Us Safe on 9/11?, 4/20/09

I appeared on CNN to discuss President Obama releasing CIA memos about torture. As you will see, Cheri Jacobus, a Republican strategist, claims George Bush kept us safe, but then repeatedly refuses...  
 
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hotdogman67 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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CNN does this, yet they blame Fox for being the biased one. I guess...
BNSF2184 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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bush was a fucking idiot. END OF STORY
manichh1 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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wow
InebriateSoul (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Darfur is their own business? So Genocide is ok by you, as long as they keep it to themselves? Seriously I can understand your blind support of a failed administration, but justifying genocide? And not intervening? Still waiting to see where you disagree with W. Some hints: NSA, Brownie, Yellow Cake, Roving Bio Labs, Trickle down, Deficit spending, Record Deficits, Medicare Plan, Halliburton, Abu Ghraib, These should all anger conservatives, but he has a fake south accent.
InebriateSoul (4 months ago) Show Hide
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"This isn't some low-level employee talking after-the-fact. This is a comprehensive plan at the highest levels of government, with the greatest stress, simply not carried out.

So what was Bush doing instead of cracking down on terrorism? Well, we now know he was busy planning to invade Iraq."
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"An aggressive campaign to degrade the terrorist network worldwide — to shut down the conveyor belt of recruits coming out of the Afghan camps, to attack the financial and logistical support on which the hijackers depended — just might have rendered it incapable of carrying out the Sept. 11 attacks. Perhaps some of those who had to approve the operation might have been killed, or the money trail to Florida disrupted. We will never know, because we never tried."
InebriateSoul (4 months ago) Show Hide
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WW2 made the world better. Operation Iraqi Freedom made the world worse, hurt US support internationally, emboldened Iran, emboldened Al Qaeda, spread Al Qaeda support and enrollment, created a training ground for Al Qaeda, and Iraq has since been shown to not pose a threat to anyone but Iran, which actually helped us out
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again, the anti-nazi war caused most lives in the ww2, but can u say it made the world worse?
and yes, i am comparing iraq to nazi, i always do.

btw, what happen in darfur doesnt post a threat on other nations, thats their own business, plus there is another side of it.
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with the damage that clinton administration did to the intel its hard to do much about it, remember how bush could even make a phone call from his car to camp david? he starts to make a change of it, but months later, 9/11 happened, that was just that fast, plus, none of those attackers were afgan, the attack was planed way before, a simple strike on al-qaecda would not prevent 9/11, the only way thats possible to stop this from happening is a early war on terror, which should happen in 1994
InebriateSoul (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Were they Iraqi? Perhaps it was hard to do much about it, but Bush did nothing about it, despite actionable information and actionable plans. You criticize Clinton for not being some all knowing omnipotent president but I'm sure you have no problem with Bush's handling of Katrina and two failed wars. If you want any credibility then say right now what problems you have with the Bush administration. Seriously, say 5 things you disagree with Bush on, it should be easy for any real conservative

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