Bush supporters' aftermath thread

You see why your view is so refreshing, J_B?

J_B wrote:

I'm not sure how that makes it right for Clinton to lie under oath, BBB.

Did I say it was OK for Clinton to lie under oath? NO!

I think 100% of men accused of cheating on their wives would lie. Impeaching Clinton for lying about sex was a political vendetta and it's pursuit cost the tax payers millions of dollars what we could use right now. As far as I know, no one has died from a blow job.

Lying about issues that result in death and mayhem is unforgivable.

Do you suppose we could put a stop to lying about reasons for going to war if doing so would automatically result in presidential impeachment being put before the Congress.

BBB

BumbleBeeBoogie wrote:

J_B wrote:

I'm not sure how that makes it right for Clinton to lie under oath, BBB.

Did I say it was OK for Clinton to lie under oath? NO!

I think 100% of men accused of cheating on their wives would lie. Impeaching Clinton for lying about sex was a political vendetta and it's pursuit cost the tax payers millions of dollars what we could use right now. As far as I know, no one has died from a blow job.

Lying about issues that result in death and mayhem is unforgivable.

Do you suppose we could put a stop to lying about reasons for going to war if doing so would automatically result in presidential impeachment being put before the Congress.

BBB

I have to jump in here.
You are saying that is understandable and even correct that he lied about his affair and him being impeached was purely a political move.
In the sense that impeaching him was stupid,then I agree.

BUT,a man of honor,a man that respects his wife,a man with character,would not have had the affair to begin with.
If he cant be trusted to keep and honor the most important promise a man can make,then IMHO,he cannot and should not be trusted with the office if President.
I dont care who he is or what party he belongs to.

Following your rule, could we find enough men to fill all government offices?

Rita has passed through and the hue and cry of south Floridians and Keysians is not "Oh that bastard, Bush, he murdered us!"

As a self-professed neo-con, I voted for Clinton and every Democratic candidate that precededed him., and so am more than familiar with the urge to support a fantasy rather than a reality.

Hanging on to Clinton as personification of this fantasy is simply stupid.

Intelligent folks who get drunk become stupid. Getting drunk on alcohol or slogans doesn't bear much of a distinction.

I was watching CNN this morning showing the people of Galveston, Texas City et al, being loaded onto school busses complete with luggage, pets in carriers, and one plant to be transported out of the area. It was local authorities, not FEMA, doing the evacuation.

That's the way it is supposed to work.

Come on Fox, you really think that people don't have Katrina in the backs of their minds as they take Rita much more seriously?

Determined not to repeat the mistakes of Katrina, Texas prepared for Hurricane Rita on Tuesday by ordering the state's first mandatory evacuation, declaring the state a disaster area and moving supplies to inland cities in anticipation of evacuees.