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The Post below "Me nad my friend" offers canned statements with no facts to back-up hideous assertions.

"lies and innuendos were spun in the summer of 2002, just in time to win the fall elections"

"They were calculated lies that led to a complete loss of focus"

I take it the "lies" part of this refrences the build up to the Iraq war and that somehow the Administration lied to start a war.

At your convenience please view the recent RBA Blog "The US Army's Mea Culpa in the Iraq war fiasco", about half way down is a Post that states the positions and direct quotes from about every major Democratic leader regarding Iraq from 1998-2003. After reading the direct quotes from Bill Clinton, Al Gore, John Kerry, Sandy Berger, John Edwards, Joe Biden and Nancy Pelosi to name a few... if you still believe the Administration manufactured information to start the Iraq war, then I guess the dog ate my homework too.

Regarding 9/11, the question was if you remember how it felt, not if you remember. Possibly if you and your friend remember how it felt, then at least for the past 2,400 plus days there would be a greater appreciation for the freedom we all have to go about our public lives without being blown-up in a plane, shopping mall, stadium or high-rise building just for showing up for work.

Someone is responsible for protecting us you know, but I take it they are all just a bunch of "liars". How typical.

You are pure Southern genteel, Sir Hamilton.

I have never blogged until yesterday. It is stimulating. I wrote me and my friend and dp's spelling skills. After submitting they came up anonymous. They were written by Danny Perry, veteran w/ honorable discharge, citizen who votes.

We have not forgotten 9/11. Never will. Also have not forgotten and never did buy the lies about the reasons we invaded Iraq. Also have not forgotten that the main perk is still at- large and 19 of 20 dead perks hale from Saudi Arabia, who's leaders are Bush family friends of long standing. We have not forgotten that the lies and innuendos were spun in the summer of 2002, just in time to win the fall elections. A great president in the early 20th century once said " To announce that there must be no criticisum of the president, or that we are to stand by the president, right or wrong is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public" (Theodore Roosevelt). These weren't unpopular decisions Bush made in the summer of 2002. They were calculated lies that led to a complete loss of focus in the Afghan theater were WE DID HAVE BUSINESS TO FINISH! I have not forgotten these things. dp

I’m confused, did I offend you or do you just dislike me because I’m a Christian? If you are indicating that I support George W. Bush then you are partly correct, I support the office of President (especially and emphatically during a time of war) and I believe President Bush to be a good man. He admittedly made many mistakes with regards to the ongoing operation of the war, but that said, if he would have committed the troops at the onset as Senator McCain and others suggested, the Iraq situation would have been successfully dealt with in two years at the most. Without the fiasco that is the Iraq war the left would still be whispering hate in the shadows of American society. That is the dirty little secret the Democrat Party never talks about. The left needs pain and suffering to scare good Americans into believing socialism is a viable answer to economic strife. So yes, if Barack Hussein Obama is elected President I will pray for him and support him. I will also believe, until and if, he proves differently that he is a good and decent man, even if he is a socialist.

B. Hamilton Langrehr:

The Hamilton Post: www.thehamiltonpost.blogspot.com

blangrehr@gmail.com

I am certainly going to vote out every incumbent that I’m able, that includes Bush/Chaney. As for them being the second worst thing to happen to country…well that’s just silly. I will continue to stand behind the President of the United States, even if that person is Barack Hussein Obama, especially during a time of War.
There are a bunch of things much worse for this country; I’ll just list a few in no particular order:
Roe vs. Wade
ACLU
Progressive Caucus
The Daily Kos
Howard Dean
Code Pink
Keith Ollberman
Left wing radical hate America groups that complain and blame everything on Bush but offer no alternatives to fixing anything.
People who tell us what we can’t do, as opposed to getting out of the way and letting us do it.
The Supreme Courts third debacle giving constitutional rights to prisoners of War.
Congressmen who call our service men and women murderers.
The entire Democratic Party who robustly supported the war in Iraq until it got tough, then turned like traitors and ran. See earlier response.
This could go on forever; some post are just so juvenile to be irresponsible.

B. Hamilton Langrehr:

The Hamilton Post: www.thehamiltonpost.blogspot.com

blangrehr@gmail.com

The Bush Administration is not the worst thing to happen to this country. I can think of worse IRS, New Deal, Vietnam, President Nixon and Congress from 2000-06.

I support many Bush positions as they make sense for the country. Lower taxes, fighting terrorists (not Iraq)

Perhaps Mr Perry copuld me more specific as to why instead of such vague unsupported opinions.

Skye Rivers = What an appropriate reference you gave to the GREAT OBAMA.

SURE---he has a lot of experience as a
Lecturer
a little bit of Lawyer work
Campaiging for state positions
Campaiging for the senate position
Campaiging for the presidency.

Then you take a whole bunch of people and the MEDIA who voted for GWB and now tend to view him as STUPID. GW is the SAME one they voted for NOW as he was then.
So you-figure.

Hamilton, could he be talking about you?