caitlyn
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I don't need to hold President Bush accountable. He is already guilty in my mind. Once he is out of office, I think trials are completely appropriate. Where you lose me, is the notion that holding him accoutable and demanding action, is going to do anything to solve this problem, and bring any troops home. If we started hearings and trials tomorrow, President Bush would be out of office (end of term) before anything happened past deciding who would serve on the committee. I agree with you, President Bush could solve this with a few phone calls. Considering about 60% of his closest supporters were thrown out in the last election, and public opinion polls are dead set against his strategy and tactics, and he still hasn't gotten the message ... exactly what do you suppose he would think about "the Caitlyn position?" You know, I would love to call the White House, get President Bush on the phone, and have a detailed discussion concerning Anna Comnena's writings about her father Alexa's use of politics to accomplish goals that cannot be accomplished militarily. All you have to do, is get me the number, ensure the President answers, and ensure that he is willing to listen. Past that, the only play is to dance with the date you came with. That totally sucks, but at this point, it is what it is. One thing for sure (at least to me), throwing out accusations, providing disinformation about the intent and capabilities of Iran, passing pork barrel legislations under the heading of a timetable to get out of Iraq, telling the opposition that we will surrender on a particular date, and good old fashioned trenching in ... will solve absolutely nothing.
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