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Originally Posted by trae4nato";p="
Let me start by saying that insane is an accurate term I believe. Bush has had ample time to turn things around, change course, and adjust priorities. Right now his priorities are in Iraq because this is the mess he created. Our president spending billions of dollars, creating international enemies, is a justification for the term "insane". Yes, I admit it may be an immature term; should I use bigger words? I am no idiot, I used it on purpose.
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What does any of this have to do with insanity? Iraq is a very dangerous country, a cess-pool in the Middle East, and Bush has chosen to deal with it. Leaving Iraq to the terrorists would be disaster. His latest adjustment - an offensive against the rebels in Baghdad has been very effective and violence has recently gone way down there.
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Originally Posted by trae4nato";p="
"He worships a different God" is referring to his call to go to war because he prayed about it and he sought God's advise. I do not believe this.
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Lincoln prayed for guidance on a regular basis. Did Lincoln worship a different God? To not pray about something this big would be a sign of insanity.
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His core base is turning against him. Why is this? Are they all crazy?
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So what does popularity have to do with impeachment? None of your arguments have anything to do with the articles of impeachment.
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Originally Posted by trae4nato";p="
No, Christians and non Christian conversatives are realizing there is no cause for this war and Bush's linkage of 9/11 to Iraq is uncalled for.
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Bush has linked this to the overall war on terror, which it is. We are fighting extremist Muslims who would like to see us all dead. Bush has said there is no direct link between Iraq and 9-11. You have been reading too many Democratic talking points.
None of this has anything to do with impeachment. You can't impeach a President because you disagree with their policies.