well played and, at this late

Barth — Sun, 11 Sep 2011 03:14:41 +0000

In reply to I would challenge anyone to

well played and, at this late hour, you had me for a second.

I would challenge anyone to

NCD — Sun, 11 Sep 2011 03:09:27 +0000

In reply to Nine, Eleven (Slightly Updated)

I would challenge anyone to deny that George W. Bush did not fulfill his destiny as War President in an exemplary fashion from almost the day he took office, right up until the day he left the Oval Office.

(1) Bush was in Crawford, working on policy to save thousands of stem cells in August, 2001, he did not have time to worry about terrorist attacks on America.

(2) He kept reading the Pet Goat book as the WTC burned so he wouldn't scare the kids in the classroom. Some of the kids now say they appreciate that gesture.

(3) Bush initially didn't want to investigate 9/11, sure, and then he wanted Henry Kissinger to do it, OK, but he finally did allow an investigation. That was a big concession for a man whose only goal for 8 years was to protect America and keep us safe.

(4) Bush was magnanimous enough to, after months of haggling, to testify to some select members of the 9/11 Commission, along with and in the presence of Dick Cheney. As War President and Vice President they were, of necessity, not under oath, no recording was made, and no transcript was made of the questions or the answers.

Bush himself said candidly after his testimony: "If I'd had anything to hide, I wouldn't have met them," Mr Bush told reporters outside the White House..

Can anyone now seriously dispute the honesty and integrity of this man and his Republican administration?

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I would challenge anyone to