Wednesday, March 17, 2004
WOW, TWO IN ONE DAY!
A quick email reminder from a listener caused me to post for the second time today. But I figure as long as Howard Dean is around, I might as well continue to abuse his intellect. And when you think about it...which is more troubling: His lack of intelligence and stupidity, or his supporters?
Howard Dean campaigning for John Kerry yesterday blamed the Bush administration's involvement in Iraq for the terrorist bombing in Madrid. As he says in the story today in the Boston Globe...
"...He said Bush sent soldiers to Iraq unequipped, misled the country on the reasons for war, and made the United States less safe by focusing on a target that wasn't a threat.
And, he said, "The president was the one who dragged our troops to Iraq, which apparently has been a factor in the death of 200 Spaniards over the weekend."
Dean issued a statement later to The Associated Press that said, "Let me be clear, there is no justification for terrorism. Today I was simply repeating what those who have claimed responsibility for the bombings in Spain said was the reason they carried out that despicable act..."
Gee...you don't think that Howard Dean is being "misled" by terrorists, do you? It's funny how quick he is to believe a group of terrorists...and nothing George W Bush says. Who's side is he on again?
He also is being "misled" in the belief that there's no justification for terrorism. How can that be when it works so well? It changes election results in Spain...and it fools idiots into "repeating what those who have claimed responsibility for the bombings in Spain said..." in a US Presidential campaign.
A quick email reminder from a listener caused me to post for the second time today. But I figure as long as Howard Dean is around, I might as well continue to abuse his intellect. And when you think about it...which is more troubling: His lack of intelligence and stupidity, or his supporters?
Howard Dean campaigning for John Kerry yesterday blamed the Bush administration's involvement in Iraq for the terrorist bombing in Madrid. As he says in the story today in the Boston Globe...
"...He said Bush sent soldiers to Iraq unequipped, misled the country on the reasons for war, and made the United States less safe by focusing on a target that wasn't a threat.
And, he said, "The president was the one who dragged our troops to Iraq, which apparently has been a factor in the death of 200 Spaniards over the weekend."
Dean issued a statement later to The Associated Press that said, "Let me be clear, there is no justification for terrorism. Today I was simply repeating what those who have claimed responsibility for the bombings in Spain said was the reason they carried out that despicable act..."
Gee...you don't think that Howard Dean is being "misled" by terrorists, do you? It's funny how quick he is to believe a group of terrorists...and nothing George W Bush says. Who's side is he on again?
He also is being "misled" in the belief that there's no justification for terrorism. How can that be when it works so well? It changes election results in Spain...and it fools idiots into "repeating what those who have claimed responsibility for the bombings in Spain said..." in a US Presidential campaign.
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