Re: The legacy of 'W'?
 

[QUOTE=saden1;329511]So are you advocating for keeping it under wrap and let him continue or force him out with his dignity intact?[/QUOTE]

Well, I already said that it's a shame that a man using one word ruins his legacy. I really don't know...I wasn't there. If it was a truely racism remark then yes, you don't want someone in power that is a racist, if it truely was a slip, then no, everyone says something stupid at some point. I wasn't there.

Re: The legacy of 'W'?
 

getting back to bush:

Liar Liar Pants on Fire!
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Re: The legacy of 'W'?
 

[QUOTE=saden1;329540]getting back to bush:

Liar Liar Pants on Fire!
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LOL...there is progress. 3K+ americans dead is not nearly as bad as it could be. Do you feel Iraq is exactly the same as it was when we started this war?

Re: The legacy of 'W'?
 

[quote=jsarno;329542]LOL...there is progress. 3K+ americans dead is not nearly as bad as it could be. Do you feel Iraq is exactly the same as it was when we started this war?[/quote]

It might be marginally better but that's not good enough. I suppose I'm biased because I expected us to fail when we went in. That doesn't mean I wanted us to fail, it just means I was cognizant of reality of what it would mean to "win" and how difficult of a task it would be. Plus, I understand the concept of sunk cost.

Re: The legacy of 'W'?
 

This one always cracks me up. Granted, it tends to ignore that the world change significantly since 2001. Still, it never hurts to have a good laugh

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Re: The legacy of 'W'?
 

[quote=jsarno;329542]LOL...there is progress. 3K+ americans dead is not nearly as bad as it could be. Do you feel Iraq is exactly the same as it was when we started this war?[/quote]
Iraq isn't the same, but no country is. after all the money, and lives lost, i think people expect alot more then they are seeing. its time for them to step up, and us to get the hell out.

Re: The legacy of 'W'?
 

[QUOTE=saden1;329549]It might be marginally better but that's not good enough. I suppose I'm biased because I expected us to fail when we went in. That doesn't mean I wanted us to fail, it just means I was cognizant of reality of what it would mean to "win" and how difficult of a task it would be. Plus, I understand the concept of sunk cost.[/QUOTE]

Iraq has a completely new government from head to toe...how is that not progress?
We really can't view it as a win or loss scenario. What would constitute a "win"?

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[quote=jsarno;329568]Iraq has a completely new government from head to toe...how is that not progress?
We really can't view it as a win or loss scenario. What would constitute a "win"?[/quote]


Why don't you ask the president and crew:
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Re: The legacy of 'W'?
 

I think he will go down as someone who tried to make the right deicisions but got bashed no matter what he did.

Re: The legacy of 'W'?
 

[QUOTE=EARTHQUAKE2689;329790]I think he will go down as someone who tried to make the right deicisions but got bashed no matter what he did.[/QUOTE]


True...he is truely someone that is PC to bash. More so than any other president in history.

Re: The legacy of 'W'?
 

[QUOTE=jsarno;329808]True...he is truely someone that is PC to bash. More so than any other president in history.[/QUOTE]

I think it's the era we live in now. Back in the day, there was limited media coverage and the relationship between press and politicians was significantly tighter so FDR could hide his polio, JFK could hide his women.

Now a days, everyone is on mission for the "truth" and determined-more than ever it seems-to find fault in leaders and newsmakers. And all you needs is a computer and an Internet connection to fire up a blog and spread your message out to the world.

Re: The legacy of 'W'?
 

The Media blows everything up too much and it gets taken out on everyone. Americans are the most impressionable people in the world.

Re: The legacy of 'W'?
 

[QUOTE=SmootSmack;329815]I think it's the era we live in now. Back in the day, there was limited media coverage and the relationship between press and politicians was significantly tighter so FDR could hide his polio, JFK could hide his women.

Now a days, everyone is on mission for the "truth" and determined-more than ever it seems-to find fault in leaders and newsmakers. And all you needs is a computer and an Internet connection to fire up a blog and spread your message out to the world.[/QUOTE]


That's very true.
I'm surprised that Bush hasn't been impeached yet. The only two ever to go through that is Nixon and Clinton.

Re: The legacy of 'W'?
 

You make your bed, you sleep in it. Everyone in here talks about personally responsibility...what about president and crew. Why should we make an exception and hold them to a lesser standard?

Re: The legacy of 'W'?
 

[QUOTE=saden1;329840]You make your bed, you sleep in it. Everyone in here talks about personally responsibility...what about president and crew. Why should we make an exception and hold them to a lesser standard?[/QUOTE]


Umm what? Is this in response to someone...or just a random thought?