Comments on: Dick Cheney, Incompetent Hypocrite

By: memi

memi — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 21:59:35 +0000

Yes, Larry, CHENEY

By: Bazooka

Bazooka — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 20:53:22 +0000

Two comments on Dick:

1) even though this guy look grandfatherly and has been in Washington for a very long time he ain’t now genius. He is a fairly uneducated idiot with not much intellectual capacity. There is nothing in his bio to suggest a particularly bright or successful guy. He only is very good a playing back-stabbing politics and using his political contacts to win business for corporations.

2) he probably should be in jail for what he has done regarding the Iraq war, the outing of Plame, and pushing all the power into the executive branch.

He and Bush will go back to private life and hang-out with their cronies, who I am sure he has gotten very rich over the years, and occasionally pop-out and play “gotcha” with Obama.

By: FLDemFem

FLDemFem — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 14:45:21 +0000

It would not have meant shutting down all flights, it would have meant having security people on board the planes, checking passengers before they boarded against a list of possible suspects. It wouldn’t have shut down anything, just slowed boarding like it does now. If the FBI had been alerted to the problem, there is a good chance that they would have prevented the hijackings. The fact that Bush blew off the information can be directly linked to the success of the hijackers. We had the information to prevent the attack, but thanks to the incompetence of the Bush administration it was ignored.

By: KintheNorthwest

KintheNorthwest — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 11:23:46 +0000

What “Moral High Ground”.
This last election was far from won on “Moral High Ground.” Then just look at most of the nominees and policies that Obama has been trying to shove down our throats. –Do you call that “Moral High Ground”. (Joke around town is to keep letting Obama put up his choses and the national debt will be paid off in unpaid back taxes).

When you talk about scare tactics from the Bush administration, you better take a look at Obama’s tactics lately.
It looks like Obama has learn some lessons from the Bush’s or ?, for he seems to think scare tactics will get his people and policies on board no matter who they are or what the costs. Everytime someone opposes his new bailout bill or nominations Obama starts screaming that we have to do it now before its too late.
Yes I am a bit scared for my country. I truly felt that Obama deserved a chance to show his stuff. Obama has barely been in office a month and already it seems like his common sense has gone out the door. Even Obama’s media friend’s support is starting to waver.

By: Snickers

Snickers — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 09:54:03 +0000

I didn’t vote for Bush/Cheney. I despise them and their methods. But the truth is we have huge problems facing this nation. We are in an economic mess the likes of which haven’t ever been seen before so no one knows what the real fix is. I don’t believe focusing on Bush/Cheney investigations is going to help people in Kentucky, Missouri, or other hard hit states by natural disasters. It’s not going to fix this economy or provide jobs. Right now this government needs to help the people of this country survive and thrive and then help the global community. After that we can discuss investigating Bush/Cheney.

By: Hot Librarian

Hot Librarian — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 09:01:09 +0000

Disagree there. The British Empire has its faults but it created some of the world’s greatest democracies. Canada australia New Zealand. These countries are not a mess.

In other countries like india Kenya zambia Zimbabwemalaysia Singapore Hong Kong they left the basic building blocks to democracies & the rule of law.

By: andrew191

andrew191 — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 08:54:34 +0000

Eight major Al Qaeda attacks on our interests ocurred during the Clinton administration that were either answered with feeble responses, or not at all. The Clinton policy of downplaying or ignoring the attacks emboldened our enemies toward more robust attacks. Bin Laden walked through our crosshairs several times but Clinton was too spineless to pull the trigger. Most of the planning for 9/11 took place while Clinton was too busy wagging the dog,( or shagging the dog as it were) to give it proper attention. And I can see a departing Clinton administration with their pockets full of the W’s ripped from White House keyboards saying “Ba Bye, have a nice life, oh, and by the way, there’s a whackjob out there who’s up to God knows what to kill Americans, his name is Bin something, gotta go, ta ta!

The transition between Clinton and Bush may have been the most contentious and churlish in our history. Compare it with the graceful and honorable transition Bush gave to Obama. I have no doubt that the Bush team did their best to bring Obama up to speed on ALL critical matters. Unlike Clinton, Bush puts his country ahead of petty political or personal concerns.

The safety net that Bush has created will last far deeper into the Obama term than that which was given to Bush.

By: Hot Librarian

Hot Librarian — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 08:48:44 +0000

Errh Baghdad still only gets electricity intermittingly -.

They would not know in advance when to meet & mix it up or would begin only to lose power.

You seem to like Iraq Im afraid you will move there & we would miss you.

By: AlexisM

AlexisM — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 08:46:09 +0000

You need to get a grip. There’s a big difference between the nuts who scream about Revelations and people with brains who know that every single day there is some threat of terrorism, somewhere in the world, and now that everyone knows we have an idiot like Obama hanging around we’ll be next. That’s not some big “doom and gloom” biblical revelations prediction. What’s the matter with you? That’s just a fact. No one said it would be the “end of times” either. Oklahoma wasn’t the end of times and neither was 9/11. But why in the world would you people welcome even a repeat of 9/11? Come on. You people are nuts, really.

By: rjj

rjj — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 08:41:08 +0000

for ~~animated~~ read kinetic?

By: Hot Librarian

Hot Librarian — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 08:37:28 +0000

Rebel- how was OBL supposed to know the Twin Towers would collapse ?

Or the third tower?

Or that if they were to collapse there was or was not enough time to evacuate.

The plane into the Pentagon barely made a dent.

I dont think the number of people killed was their aim but the symbolism.

By: AlexisM

AlexisM — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 08:35:22 +0000

Rational thought? Get some. 9/11 was a reality. And they’re not done trying. Get real.

By: AlexisM

AlexisM — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 08:32:27 +0000

The only time I have ever had real, genuine fear for my country and loved ones was November 4. And every day, learning what I learn, that fear escalates exponentially. If you’re not scared with the jerks at the head of the boat you’re don’t have feelings.

By: AlexisM

AlexisM — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 08:25:04 +0000

And I am sure that we all hope you get help with your lack of belief America should prevail in the world, and be safe. And how dare you accuse someone of supporting torture just because they don’t want to die for your ignorance? Wow, this place is creepy.

By: AlexisM

AlexisM — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 08:21:43 +0000

Obama is tanking in the polls and people are getting terrified. No one is going to let these idiots destroy our country. No one. This is America and we have survived worse than these people and always will. They can yack all day with the America hate and we will still win the battle. They’re not going to dismantle crap. Losers.