but Clinton hate had nothing to do with it. I quietly doubted the wisdom of the action. I am not the Clinton hater that many (even Bowser) are. When he was our president I gave him the benefit of the doubt on many issues.
I have no respect left for the man for his lies and some of his behavior at the end of his term and since, but I do not automatically believe that everything he did was wrong or done for the wrong reasons.
Frankly, I am not happy with the way the Iraq business has been handled so far but I am still hopeful that it will turn out okay. No way will Bush come through this unblemished in my eyes. In other words it could have been done better.
The man who has won my respect in this is Tony Blair. He is a liberal politician that has chosen to try to do what he believes is right in spite of party politics.
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- Conservative Intellectual Honesty Test
- I supported him 1998 when he said he was serious about saddam.
- I'd be saying the same thing I am now...
- Conservative Intellectual Honesty...Is that like compassionate conservatism?........n/t (n/t)
- Yes, I would support Clinton
- A better test would be your liberal Intellectual Honesty Test
- Conservatives are pro-military...
- Using Serbia as a measure...
- You want Conservative honesty, here it is
- You're right
- Re: Conservative Intellectual Honesty Test
- Re: Conservative Intellectual Honesty Test
- Nice dodge, No grade n/t (n/t)