*emphasis minemow: are you talking to me about somalia? i have never mentioned somalia I dont think. but we did lose 19 servicemen in that conflict. somalis lost est. 1000.
the truth is that i cannot fault clinton for not wanting to start more conflicts by taking out osama. hindsight is 20/20 it is only too logical now. Im not going to monday morning quarteback anything. I personally dont know how presidents can sleep at night putting our people in harms way. I wouldnt want that job
Like you're not monday morning quarterbacking Bush's decision based on WMD intel? Maybe the intel was bad, if we disregard the chemical weapons used on our soldiers. But, the fact that the intel was bad came out how many months after the fact? By the way, the Brits still maintain that their intel was good. Is there any way to tell if the intel was good or not? Personally, I don't trust the media or the politicians to tell me the objective truth anymore, so I guess I'd have to see the intel and decide for myself.
It's a crime, man. Sexual Assault, or at the very least, harassment. Lying under oath, is also a crime. Ask Martha Stewart or Scooter Libby. Making a decision to go to war is a power given to our government, (and due to congressional cowardice this has basically been ceded to the President) is not a crime.Do we still have to go back to the Clinton and Paula story? Nobody ever said what he did was right, but if that's the best you can come up, that doesn't make for a very strong case.
No, not really. At least, not in our constitution. The only mentionings of religion is that it cannot be used to determine eligibility for political canidates and that one cannot be disriminated against because of their religion. However, anyone is entitled to vote for someone based on whether or not their religion/beliefs play an important role in their decision making.Isnt separation of Church from State a major part of the tenents of the democratic system
And one last civics lesson:
We do not live in a democracy, which is based on majority opinion. We live in a republic, which is based up on rule of law. The laws of the land [should] determine our course, not majority opinion.
Oh and one more irony:
Noone, I noticed in the "GWB" thread that you stated how whenever there was a post about GWB, the conservatives had to bring up clinton. Well, now that you started a Clinton thread, do you also find it interesting that the Clinton apologists can't not bring up Bush? (I paraphrased your statement, and I also admit beforehand that I did not check to make sure it was in fact you that posted that thought, so it could be another. If so I apologize)