WLKjr
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Mon Jun-27-05 10:12 AM
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Yet another MSM B*ll S*it question of the day |
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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3080261/#surveyDo you support negotiating with the insurgents in Iraq if it means bringing the troops home???? 49 percent say no, morons.
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Mon Jun-27-05 10:22 AM
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1. many have learned the mantra well--we do not negoiate with terrorists. |
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Mon Jun-27-05 10:23 AM
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2. Bush have have to 'educate' the public on this one. |
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Mon Jun-27-05 10:29 AM
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3. ironic, considering Bush I and reagan actually brokered a deal with the |
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Iran captors to not release them under Carter.
Most republicans pretend that never happened.
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Mon Jun-27-05 10:32 AM
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4. What? Is the administration trying to "understand" the insurgents now? |
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I thought that was just something us traitorous, unpatriotic, should-be-locked-up-at-Guantanamo liberals did. Burly steely-eyed he-men of action like George W. Bush preferred their negotiatin' to be more of the shoot-first-ask-questions-later variety.
Or perhaps they've finally figured out that some people shoot back?
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Mon Jun-27-05 10:34 AM
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5. Governement is probably tacking those who said "yes" |
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as a new way to trace the terrrrrists! My tinfoil hat moment of the day!
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