efhmc
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Thu Jun-03-04 09:18 PM
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A list of those public figures who, before the war, after the "mission |
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accomplished" skit, after a year of no WMD found, and now after the torture of prisoners are against the war/invasion/destruction of Iraqi. I will start with a few of the ones who were anti before the war started: Howard Dean, Michael Moore, Tim Robbins, millions of Americans citizens. Okay, who have you seen either change his/her mind or come out of the closet on this issue?
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Thu Jun-03-04 09:23 PM
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1. Toby Keith is starting to see the light, thanks partly to Willie. |
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Thu Jun-03-04 09:31 PM
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2. The whole Tom Clancy thing got me thinking about this. Many |
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politicians think this war smells but that we are in for the long run. Wonder why we can't just leave? Is it because we have totally screwed up the country?
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Thu Jun-03-04 09:31 PM
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3. Pat Buchanan, Bob Novak were against it before the war. |
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Now they (especially the douchbag on Crossfire) frequently defend the * Admin. over it.
Chris Matthews was kind of against it but never came out all the way until recently. I could tell during the build up (from watching Hardball) he questioned it personally but he failed to come out and make a stand. Usually he just gave the neo-cons a platform to spill their BS.
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Thu Jun-03-04 09:38 PM
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4. I hate to admit it but I think that Buchanan is a thinking person and |
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may actually have some feelings. So what is Gore position now and then? Also, I think Clinton was and is pro Iraqi war.
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