Bush Supporters' Aftermath Thread V

One of the biggest problems we have is a re-definition of what constitutes torture, by those that have an agenda against the administration.

I thought it was interesting that Huckabee gave one reason for wanting to move the prisoners from Gitmo to Leavenworth or somewhere here in the states is so the prisoners won't be treated so well. Of course, Huckabee says many surprising things, but he may have a point on that one. After all, he visited Gitmo, and he was also familiar with his own state prisons in Arkansas, and that was legitimate first hand observation from which he made that statement.

You mean there's different levels of experiencing drowning?

Harold Bloom....expands on the consequences of the war and, ultimately, of Bush at power:

McTag wrote:

Harold Bloom....expands on the consequences of the war and, ultimately, of Bush at power:

Is there any reason to care what Harold Bloom thinks about this? His expertise is literature, and he probably ought not try to extend himself much outside that sphere of knowledge.

One thing is certain, he is an annoying, pompous ass.

McTag wrote:

Harold Bloom....expands on the consequences of the war and, ultimately, of Bush at power:

Is there any reason to care what Harold Bloom thinks about this? His expertise is literature, and he probably ought not try to extend himself much outside that sphere of knowledge.

One thing is certain, he is an annoying, pompous ass.

Funny, Ticomaya; this is a democracy where one's specialty doesn't limit our opinions.

Simply because most of us posting on these threads are not "experts."

Yes, it does. You just can't "see" it. Not all experts are always right, nor all non-experts always wrong. Most of us on these forums are non-experts, but we learn some new things by participating on these threads. I'm not so sure you do.

JTT has you pegged.

McTag wrote:

Harold Bloom....expands on the consequences of the war and, ultimately, of Bush at power:

Is there any reason to care what Harold Bloom thinks about this? His expertise is literature, and he probably ought not try to extend himself much outside that sphere of knowledge.

One thing is certain, he is an annoying, pompous ass.

The more [Fred] talks, the more likable and presidential he appears. ... It's unlikely his ratings will drop anytime soon." -- Jonah Goldberg, June 1

"Fred Thompson knows what he is doing and he will be formidable." -- Bill Kristol, June 3

"Fred Thompson at the dinner table confirmed the widespread perception inside the party of his potential to be an extraordinary candidate." -- Bob Novak, June 10

"When Fred Thompson makes his long-delayed entrance into the Republican presidential race, he will not tiptoe quietly." -- David Broder, August 16

cicerone imposter wrote:

JTT has you pegged.

JTT is a troll whose posts are not worth reading, and so I don't.