Personally, I think that Bush must have the help of the republicans, democrats, and the international community to resolve our position in Iraq, and terrorism. At least if we work together we can attempt to minimize these serious issues.

Trying to run the train straight ahead over the cliff is not the way to solve the problems that we have. Partisanship and “do it my way” have failed. I would hope that this message is understood by all parties.



>Do you think daddy's going to be able to get him out of this mess? I already saw one article where the author supposes that with the help of all the ex-Bush #1 employees, bush #2 is going to come out in the next 2 yrs smelling like roses.
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>>>>>Did you not listen to the big-mouth Kerry and his comments? I subscribe to Pro-fox also, and there are a lot of liberal anti-military mongers there also. Its funny to me how you can bash the military in one breath and in the next say "its never been about the military".
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>>>>We are all entitled to an opinion and I find it hard to understand the truth and reality in your statements. As I have said before:
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>>>>1. Bush can say whatever he wants and the next day his press secretary will do damage control. “What the president really meant was…”!
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>>>>2. Kerry makes questionable remarks and it is the end of the world. Only Kerry has made a mistake and cannot be forgiven.
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>>>Gotta agree with you there, Tom. It's a wonder anyone can ever actually hear what Bush says - what with his foot permanently stuck in his mouth.
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>>>I heard and read about Kerry's comments and the media are making FAR too much of a "what he really meant" comment.
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>>>Terry
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>>Yes, it must be hard for Bush to talk with one foot in his mouth and the other foot up his you know what! :)