Spout Bush's domestic failures and I'm likely to agree with you. I happen to have paid close attention to Iraq since 1990 and know Kerry is full of shit. I also followed and predicted Clinton's foreign policy failures. I'm not voting for a num nut that wants a return to those same failed policies. Bush's screw ups did not do near as much damage to the economy as 911 and they sure didn't cost as many American lives. I believe if the war on terror is done right the lives of many in America, Iraq, and Afghanistan will be saved. I don't believe Kerry is up to the job because he spouts so much that is clearly wrong. While I think you could easily improve on Bush's performance, you can't by falling back to already failed policies.
The biggest thing that convinces me to avoid Kerry besides his own dumb and often contradictory staements is the swill people like Chris and Bowser spout in support of him. The big "wmd lie" lie is a sure sign of utter ignorance of US/Iraq history over the last 10 years. I can believe you, Chris, and Bowser are ignorant of it, but Kerry knows it and is obviously dishonest and ambitious beyong caring for his country to make the BS claims he does.
Regards,
Mark
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- Gen. McPeak: Bush has surrounded himself with a group of neo-conservatives who have constructed a fantasy land for the president where facts are ignored when they differ with perception.
- In order to extend the work on nonsequential double ionization (NSDI) to shorter wavelengths, an ion ratio curve was taken at the 390 nm. Passing the 780 nm pulses from the regenerative amplifier thr… (n/t)
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- re: Testy aren't we. I put what I feel conveys the truth best. Where you waste bandwidth. You will note non of the BSer here will touch any of this Huh Ed, Tom, Mark etc! (n/t)
- re: Testy aren't we. I put what I feel conveys the truth best. Where you waste bandwidth. You will note non of the BSer here will touch any of this Huh Ed, Tom, Mark etc!
- In order to extend the work on nonsequential double ionization (NSDI) to shorter wavelengths, an ion ratio curve was taken at the 390 nm. Passing the 780 nm pulses from the regenerative amplifier thr… (n/t)
