posted on January 21, 2003 08:53:26 PM new
>See, I like so far what our President has done.
I think that you like his latest tax proposals to 'stimulate' the economy. You've missed too many Iraq thread son here, so I won't try going over the fine points again ~ unless asked. Needless to say, many Americans aren't convinced. For every person who attended the protest rallies last weekend, a hundred more who agree missed the opportunity to go there and join in the protests. Your opinion of Iraq is finding itself among the minority, NTS, not the majority here in America and elsewhere in the world. Wakey-wakey!
posted on January 21, 2003 10:10:33 PM new
I'm awake Borillar, but soon to go to sleep, its late
you didn't quote the whole sentence I wrote! I said I like what the President has done so far, I do DISAGREE with some things though.
Where are the people that are supporting our troops that have left? The news here showed a handful supporting the troops.
A month or so ago, right in Westlake center (if you don't know where that is, is smack in the center of downtown Seattle) there were a couple dozen IRAQI people walking there holding signs that read: GET RID OF SADDAM, FREE THE IRAQI PEOPLE
posted on January 21, 2003 10:44:45 PM new
I wasn't trying to take anyhting that you wrote out of context. Your remarks made me wonder what about Bush might appeal to you. I figured the idea of enriching the rich somemore might be putting Bush on your good side, since the Republcian Party does represent your interests. As far a coverage one way or the other, you're not the only one criticising the media for that. Many, many Americans are also angry at the media for not showing us the support both for and against this unprovoked and immoral millitary action. All we keep seeing and hearing is the Gang of Three: Bush, Fletcher, and Rumsfeld and American want more -- a *LOT* more before putting their support behind this farce.
