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Originally Posted by 70Chip
Yeah I heard Ben Affleck saying that, too. Wasn't he re-elected before 9-11, though? I guess he wasn't as much of a joke as the Democrat he was running against. At any rate, 9-11 did happen. I don't see any reason to exclude his response to those events when making an evaluation.
It's a little like saying, "Before D-Day, nobody ever heard of Eisenhower." Now someone will tell us how D-Day is fundamentally different from 9-11:
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If you're talking about that someone being me, you've hit the jackpot. It takes a lot of balls to put 9/11 in the company of the day WW2 was won. 9/11 is insignificant when compared to a war that practicality involved the entire world. A war in which 60 million people are estimated to have lost their lives.
As for Rudy, he's not even half a toe nail let alone half the man Dwigh Eisenhower was.