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maximusveritas Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Sep-08-07 08:54 AM
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3. He talks tough now, but why did he support this war in the beginning?
Why is it that those who were the most wrong on this war at its inception (Edwards, Richardson) are now the ones most eager to criticize our current Senators for not doing enough to end the war?
Perhaps it was their thirst for power and willingness to go with the winds of public opinion that has led them on this path.
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