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pid=20601103&sid=aothcPLzAytM&refer=us \_ "I will resist any bill that does not enable this program to go forward with legal clarity," Bush said at the White House after his meeting with lawmakers.
stm \_ What's awesome is that the Gitmo "compromise" they are pushing will force Congress to essentially choose between letting KSM go or allowing evidence extracted via torture to be used in court.
Clinton was preoccupied with Lewinsky and thus failed to kill Bin Laden. The Clinton administration did miss several chances to get bin Laden. Not because they wanted to, but because the risks at the time weren't considered worth it, and ...
I just listened to a radio program and watched a TV segment reminding me why the war in Iraq was justified. With all due respect to those who were killed, the over- dose is making me queasy.
com, Niall Ferguson op-ed) "For the Republican candidate in '08, it might actually be better if the Democrats did well in the midterms, because a brief return to power on the Hill would expose their chronic incoherence, making the case for a Republican comeback two years down the line.
org/u/gw3 (Wash Post) Well, we can, but we would need to do any of: Give existing troops even less down time Increase size of our armed forces Fund equipment shortfalls \_ Why would we want to send more troops?
org/u/gvh (Kristol, Lowry via Wash Post) "There is now no good argument for not sending more troops." There's a very good argument: We don't have more troops to send.
html 43 percent of the Americans today believe Saddam Hussein was personally involved in September 11, 2001. What is your estimate on how many of the 43 percent also believe in Intelligent Design?
html Clinton is Dem's favorite with virtually no chance of winning, and Gore is Dem's second favorite with Gore virtually no desire of running. This is the story of how Dems fuck it up for the third time.
com) "BAGHDAD, Iraq - Updated figures from Iraq's Health Ministry show there was no significant decline in violent deaths in Baghdad last month, but the US military insisted Thursday the murder rate in the capital had fallen by 52 percent."
com/users/markpoyser) \_ See, free nations are peaceful nations. com/s/nm/20060919/pl_nm/bush_poll_dc_1 President George W Bush's approval rating has rebounded to 44 percent, the highest level in a year, in the latest USA TODAY/Gallup Poll, the newspaper reported on Tuesday. Iraq war and to portray Republicans as more competent than Democrats on security, the newspaper said. Bush's approval rating edged up largely on the strength of Republicans coming back to the fold with 86 percent saying they support him now, compared to 70 percent in May, USA Today said. For the first time since December 2005, a majority of people polled did not say the war in Iraq was a mistake. The respondents were evenly split at 49 percent to 49 percent, the report said. However, the poll finds that the Iraq war continues to be a problem for Bush. Sixty percent said he does not have a clear plan for handling Iraq and 75 percent said Iraq is in a civil war, USA Today said. The telephone poll of 1,003 people was conducted September 15-17, and has a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points. Republication or redistribution of Reuters content is expressly prohibited without the prior written consent of Reuters. Reuters shall not be liable for any errors or delays in the content, or for any actions taken in reliance thereon.
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