Re: 'A coward goes to Baghdad'

"James Taylor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> "Franko Pizza" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > 'A coward goes to Baghdad'
> > By Doug Basham, OpEdNews.com
> >
> > Forget "The eagle has landed." On Thursday, the turkey landed - on
> > many Americans dinner plates, and on the runway of the airport
> > formerly known as Saddam Hussein International.
> >
> > The stupidity of conservatives never ceases to amaze me, as well as
> > that of the media (and the majority of the American people, come to
> > think of it). And to MY way of thinking, no-one has got this trip
> > right yet.
> >
> > Thus far, the focus has been on the secrecy surrounding the trip, the
> > choice of Fox News to accompany the president, (which pretty much sums
> > up his credibility level when he chooses the television equivalent of
> > the National Enquirer to assist him in his chicanery). The focus has
> > also been on whether or not it was a wise decision for the president
> > to make (what? Like wisdom has been a staple of this administration
> > thus far?)
> >
> > http://www.smirkingchimp.com/print.php?sid=13983
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> I'm not American but if I was I'ld be proud my president spent one of the
> most celebrated days of the year with troops under his control.
>
>

Bush going to Iraq to visit the troops is about the only good thing he's
done since taking office. He is good at lying, but we can't really count
that as a positive, can we.

Dion