With Bush it's always "never again". - Democratic Underground

mwb970

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Tue Sep-06-05 04:28 PM
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With Bush it's always "never again".

After 9/11 we formed a commission to investigate why so many warnings were ignored, and to make sure it "never happens again". After no WMD turned up in Iraq, we formed a commission to find out how the intelligence was interpreted all wrong, so that it would "never happen again". I just heard Barack Obama urge the formation of a Katrina commission to investigate why all the warnings were ignored and the recovery botched, so that it will "never happen again".

All these things happened on George W. Bush's watch. Here's a thought. If we want these things to "never happen again", let's try HAVING A COMPETENT PRESIDENT. Ya think?

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DoYouEverWonder

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Tue Sep-06-05 04:28 PM
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1. That's because there is never anything left

to do it again with.

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SammyWinstonJack

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Tue Sep-06-05 04:31 PM
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2. never again, until the next time, and when that happens, your not suppose

to remember the last time unless it show bush in a favorable light. :crazy: You're right, the only way to make sure it 'never happens again' is to get rid of BUSHco, and get someone in the job who knows how to lead and protect us!

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MsTryska

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Tue Sep-06-05 04:33 PM
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3. he's a drunk ain't he?

would you expect anything less than "sorry for the fuckup, it will never happen again"?

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BeyondGeography

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Tue Sep-06-05 04:34 PM
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4. Preceded by, "No one could have imagined..."

terrorists flying planes into buildings, killer hurricanes, etc.

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ihaveaquestion

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Tue Sep-06-05 04:42 PM
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5. * learns by the tried and true method of trial and error.

This is a fine method - as long as no previous example of a problem exists AND no experts are available to give advice about a problem's possible solution. * has both examples and experts galore, but he still takes no advice and does nothing but what he wants to do when he wants to do it. It's criminal!

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