Some People Spell It Out

[Champion Jack]

Paul Krugman:
Let's say the obvious. By making Iraq a playground for right-wing
economic theorists, an employment agency for friends and family, and a
source of lucrative contracts for corporate donors, the administration did
terrorist recruiters a very big favor.
http://www.nytimes.com/2004/06/29/opinion/29KRUG.html Tue 29 June 04


Maureen Dowd:
By playing on the insecurities of an inexperienced leader, Mr. Cheney has
managed to change W. from a sunny, open, bipartisan, uniter-not-a-divider,
non-nation-builder into a crabby, secretive, partisan, divider-not-a-
uniter, inept imperialist. Vice is bounding around the country, talking to
his usual circumscribed audiences of conservatives, right-wing think tanks
and Fox News anchors. No need to burrow in the bunker when you've turned
America into one.
As they used to say about the Soviet Union, the defensive Bush
imperialists have to keep expanding because they're encircled. Mr.
Cheney's gloomy, scary, contentious world view has fueled a more gloomy,
scary, contentious world.
http://www.nytimes.com/2004/06/27/opinion/27DOWD.html June 27, 1904


President Bush was in Cincinnati yesterday, talking about compassion
(because it makes a much better campaign issue than "Over 800 American
Troops Dead in Iraq.") --the blogger who writes world o' crap


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