re: Dubya was never more right than in the linked statement

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Yeah he's an obvious alter and doesn't care who knows

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Ya think?

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You're saying that if I linked a video clip from the Rachel Maddow show ya'll wouldn't respond in kind?

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The messenger doesn't matter in this video. The only important part is the direct quote from GWB. If Maddow managed to succinctly introduce a video from a politician without being a smarmy bitch, I doubt anyone would care that the quote was provided by her program.

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f Maddow managed to succinctly introduce a video from a politician without being a smarmy bitch, I doubt anyone would care that the quote was provided by her program.

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That was the exact opposite of smarmy though. - it was fawning and introducing the video in an very unprofessional and biased manner.

Kelly in this video reminded me of the Chris Matthews "tingles up my leg" comment about Obama. It was too doe-eyed for my liking.

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When do we get to find out whose alter you are?

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Not an alter. It's 2 months before elections again.

Paid DNC hack. Book it.

Or did ya'll forget 2010 and 2012? Go back and look at the birth of 3-5 new DNC hack posters each cycle.

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I'm disappointed in him and haven't really made any bones about that.

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I'm disappointed in you for believing in him in the first place. The guy had zero track record of anything productive before being elected president, unless you count voting present being productive.

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He said the same thing several people opposed to war said in 2003...before we invaded. But you won't see Fox News or any right-wingers give those people credit.

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Not disagreeing. You won't see any news outlet giving those people credit, because it was pretty widely supported by both parties to go to war.

Fox is doing nothing here that isn't done by CNN, MSNBC, and others. Fox does get far more criticism for it though, which I find funny.

Look it's democrats and republicans fighting again over the elected officials they put in office.

Back when the Mideast started heating up in the early 90's and again in early 2000's, I was admittedly under the impression that the dictators in power needed to be removed so freedom could be ushered into the region. Granted, I was in college during 9/11 and a little less informed. I've done not quite a 180, but my perspective has certainly changed.

For those people criticizing Turkey's current leader, I'd warn them to keep him right where he is. If Turkey falls to ISIS/ISIL, the region is done for, and Europe should get ready.

Why doesn't she host the video of Dick Cheney warning that we should never make the mistake of going in and toppling the Iraqi regimen as it would leave a void that would inevitably result in an attempt to create a islamo terrorist state?

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Back when the Mideast started heating up in the early 90's and again in early 2000's, I was admittedly under the impression that the dictators in power needed to be removed so freedom could be ushered into the region. Granted, I was in college during 9/11 and a little less informed. I've done not quite a 180, but my perspective has certainly changed.

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I agree, actually. It is evident that the ME needed brutal dictators. There are obvious exceptions such as Saddam going after the Kurds, but over all, I don't think the ME can be controlled without dictators who can do the brutal things that no one else will do. The Arab Spring was a joke.