Re: Bush's lame elitist lie, "I don't play golf out respect for troops' moms" angers vets.

"John B." <johnb505@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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 May 16, 2:28 pm, "Eddie Haskell" <k...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > On May 15, 4:19 pm, "Eddie Haskell" <k...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >> On May 15, 3:55 pm, "Eddie Haskell" <k...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >> > "John B." <johnb...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >> > On May 15, 2:00 pm, lickable <lilhor...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >> > > This remark obviously was strictly BUSH speaking off the cuff. I
> >> > > doubt his handlers would have put such an inane and empty thought
> >> > > into
> >> > > his empty head.
> >> > > That's what happens every single time he speaks off the cuff. He 
> >> > > says
> >> > > something incredibly stupid.
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> >> > Show us in that smear article where BUSH said he was "sacrificing"
> >> > something, ****wit.
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> >> > -Eddie Haskell
> >> > Show me in my post where I said he said he was "sacrificing" 
> >> > something.
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> >> That was the only incredibly stupid thing that was said in the
article
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> >> it was the Guardian that said it, you caught in your stupidity and 
> >> trying
> >> to
> >> now weasel out, coward.
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> >> But just for the fun of it, post here what Bush said that you think
was
> >> "incredibly stupid," you brainless circle-jerking democrat.
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> >> -Eddie Haskell
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> > I think his saying he had given up golf out of "solidarity" with the
> > families of soldiers who had been killed in Iraq was incredibly
> > stupid. But that's just my opinion. I gather you disagree.
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> Why? What the hell is wrong with that?
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> You need to give it up, Johnny, you thought Bush said he was sacrificing

> by quitting golf because of the way that stupid lying leftist fascist
rag 
> article was written and now you are in but but but.. mode..
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> Mybe you should take it up with the vets who have come back from Iraq
> permanently disfigured, missing arms, legs, vision, hearing. The ones
> who will never be able to play golf even if they want to. Or the
> families of those who have come back dead. Ask them how they feel
> about what he said.

They'd agree whole-heartedly, as you well know now that I have explained 
your ****-up to you.

"I don't want some mom whose son may have recently died to see the
commander 
in chief playing golf. I feel I owe it to the families to be in
solidarity. 
And I think playing golf during a war just sends the wrong signal."

The Associated Press

WA****NGTON -- President Clinton turned his attention away from a nearly 
constant focus on the Kosovo crisis Monday to play a round of golf.

Clinton went to the Army-Navy Country Club in suburban Virginia shortly 
after he finished receiving an update from national security adviser Sandy

Berger on the NATO mission in Kosovo. Apparently, Clinton wanted to take 
advantage of sunny weather with temperatures approaching 70 degrees. Save 
for a few speeches and a journey to Camp David, the president has been 
virtually sequestered at the White House during the past six days, as NATO

carried out air strikes against Yugoslavia for its repression of ethnic 
Albanians in Kosovo. While at the golf course, Clinton placed telephone 
calls to British Prime Minister Tony Blair and Chancellor Gerhard
Schroeder 
of Germany. David Leavy, national security spokesman, said the leaders 
discussed the status of the air campaign; Serb action against Kosovo's 
ethnic Albanians, driving thousands of them from their homes; and Russian 
Prime Minister Yevgeny Primakov's pending visit to Belgrade.
Copyright 1999

Clinton plays golf during Kosovo and gets a pass, while Bush doesn't out
of 
respect and gets smeared for it. That means the press isn't liberal,
doesn't 
it, Johnny?

-Eddie Haskell