Is there a "republican" here who still defends W?

[EMH]

Yeah, crook speaker Jim wright and KKK cyclops biden buddy dem senate majority leader Robert Byrd, the KKKing of pork, they did not add any spending to the budgets Reagan submitted...

"Dead on arrival"

Saying reagan was not a fiscal conservative is like saying Bill Clinton was, because Clinton signed newt's budgets, even after shutting down the government to bitch and whine for more spending...


Have you always gone through life with a sheet over your head?

 

[AMart]

Dubya isn't being attacked any more by the libs. No talk about extraditing him and Dick Cheney to The Hague, that chatter has long since ended.

There is no need to defend President Bush.

Bush's became hero's of the left the minute they said they were not voting for Trump.

 

[Aldo Raine]

The facts.

Reagan, HW, and newt were small government fiscal conservatives. Their fiscal conservatism, especially newt's budgets that cut both taxes AND SPENDING, gave us a budget surplus and a booming economy and a federal debt of $5.9 trillion when W took office.

Then what happened.

Even before 911, W started porking out. Child molesting HOMO Zionist speaker Hastert, a "W republican" to the max, started allowing earmarks and pork added to every bill (newt had shut that down). The result of the GOP ceasing to be fiscally conservative is that our debt is now $30 trillion and rocketing higher by the day.

Then there was socializing senior drugs, drugs filled with opium. The W REPUBLICAN PARTY DID THAT. There were pharma checks being passed out on the house floor for yea votes. The NYT reported that the WH actuary who did the cost estimate was threatened to "shut up or else" as the W administration was lying to congress about the estimated cost....

More than half of Americans do not believe the official version of 911 according to polling data. In fact, the only demographic on earth that still does believe the official version are the Christians who watch Fox News....

W had that "thing" about loving the Obamas, kissing "Michelle" on the lips as homO watched.... Indeed, in gloating that he voted for condoleeza (a black lesbian) instead of trump in the media celebration of the steal, w once again showed those same unimaginably dumb Christians just what he really thinks of HOMOS....

And w hated trump. Why?

And W is all happy about the steal. And the whole w crowd was for traitor Joe, and have been trotted out by the media to "legitimize" the steal....


So go ahead.

Any "republican" care to defend W, the WORST TRAITOR in US HISTORY?

Raygun was not a fiscal conservative. Few presidents increased the debt percentage wise more than his administration while in office!
MAGA

 

[sealybobo]

Why are you blaming W when Dick Cheney was the real "Darth Vader" calling the shots?

They purposely got us into a quagmire knowing that Dick Chaney's company Haloburton would clean up for decades. They may not even be called Haloburton today but they are still cleaning up.

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They are an oil field services company. They work all over the world. What makes you think they are not called Halliburton (correct spelling)? Home

Because they change their name all the time because the company has a very bad reputation.

• The company currently has roughly 30 subsidiaries and 14 product service lines.

One of the top profiteers from the Iraq War was oil field services corporation, Halliburton. Halliburton gained $39.5 billion in "federal contracts related to the Iraq war". Many individuals have asserted that there were profit motives for the Bush-Cheney administration to invade Iraq in 2003.

Following the death of Herman Brown, Halliburton Energy Services acquired Brown & Root in December 1962.[8] According to Dan Briody, who wrote a book on the subject, the company became part of a consortium called RMK-BRJ that built about 85 percent of the infrastructure needed by the U.S. Armed Forces during the Vietnam War. In 1967, the Government Accounting Office alleged that Brown & Root had been unaccountable with public funds and allowed materials to be stolen. Donald Rumsfeld expressed concern that their contracts were not adequately audited. At this time, protesters derided Brown & Root as a symbol of war profiteering,[12] dubbing the company "Burn & Loot".

Halliburton announced on April 5, 2007, that it had separated from KBR, which had been its contracting, engineering, and construction unit as a part of the company for 44 years.

On May 7, 2008, the company announced that it would acquire Birmingham, Alabama-based engineering and construction firm BE&K for $550 million.

The company announced on November 7, 2017, that KBR secured a contract to provide astronaut medical support services for the European Space Agency's European Astronaut Center Space Medicine Office in Cologne, Germany.

In May 2019, the company introduced new branding.

Following the end of the first Gulf War, the Pentagon, led by then Defense Secretary Dick Cheney, paid Halliburton subsidiary Brown & Root Services over $8.5 million to study the use of private military forces with American soldiers in combat zones.[15]

Some controversy arose in February 1999 when KBR was awarded a substantial contract to provide emergency support to US military operations in the Balkans,[39] despite DynCorp having been awarded a contract, known as LOGCAP II, in 1994 to provide emergency support in exactly these sort of circumstances.[40]

RIO, or Restore Iraqi Oil, was awarded to KBR without competition when the United States Department of Defense determined that KBR was "the only contractor that could satisfy the requirement for immediate execution of the plan".[41]

There is also controversy about the Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA) report on billing methods for meals in which the auditors allegedly knew about, but disregarded, the Army requirement that directed KBR to have varying amounts of meals prepared at certain locations without respect to how many people used the service. Although KBR paid for the food, the DCAA did not believe they should be able to charge the DoD for meals prepared but not served.[42]

In June 2008, Charles M. Smith, the senior civilian Defense Department official overseeing the government's multibillion-dollar contract with KBR during the early stages of the war in Iraq said he was forced out of his job in 2004 for refusing to approve $1 billion in questionable charges by KBR. Smith refused to approve the payments because Army auditors determined that KBR lacked credible records to support more than $1 billion in spending. Smith stated, "They had a gigantic amount of costs they couldn't justify." He said that following this action he was suddenly dismissed and according to one New York Timessource "his successors — after taking the unusual step of hiring an outside contractor to consider KBR's claims — approved most of the payments he had tried to block."[43]

In May 2010, it was reported that KBR was selected for a no-bid contract worth as much as $568 million through 2011 for military support services in Iraq.[44]

Shell companies in Cayman Islands[edit]​

In March 2008, The Boston Globe reported that KBR had avoided paying hundreds of millions of dollars in federal Medicare and Social Security taxes by hiring workers through shell companies based in the tax haven of the Cayman Islands. More than 21,000 people working for KBR in Iraq – including about 10,500 Americans – are listed as employees of two companies, Service Employees International Inc., and Overseas Administrative Services, which exist on the island only in computer files in an office. KBR admitted that the companies were set up "in order to allow us to reduce certain tax obligations of the company and its employees". But KBR does claim the workers as its own with regards to the legal immunity extended to employers working in Iraq.[45]

Bribing Nigerian officials[edit]​

On February 6, 2009, the Justice Department announced KBR had been charged with paying "tens of millions of dollars" in bribes to Nigerian officials in order to win government contracts, in violation of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA). A 22-page document filed in a Houston federal court alleged massive bribes in connection with the construction of a natural gas plant on Bonny Island requiring $7.5bn USD. KBR officials had no comment.[46] KBR pleaded guilty and was ordered to pay $402m USD in criminal fines, nearly all of which was covered by Halliburton. KBR and Halliburton also paid $177m USD in disgorgement of profits to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) due a civil complaint filed by the SEC relating to the FCPA charges.[47]

Former CEO Albert Jackson Stanley, who ran KBR when it was a subsidiary to Halliburton, was sentenced to 30 months in prison via plea agreement.[48][49]

Waxman allegations[edit]​

The Army's actions came under fire from California Congressman Henry Waxman, who, along with Michigan Congressman John Dingell, asked the General Accounting Office to investigate whether the U.S. Agency for International Development and The Pentagon were circumventing government contracting procedures and favoring companies with ties to the Bush administration. They also accused KBR of inflating prices for importing gasoline into Iraq.[50] In June 2003, the Army announced that it would replace KBR's oil-infrastructure contract with two public-bid contracts worth a maximum total of $1 billion, to be awarded in October. However, the Army announced in October it would expand the contract ceiling to $2 billion and the solicitation period to December. As of October 16, 2003, KBR had performed nearly $1.6 billion worth of work. In the meantime, KBR has subcontracted with two companies to work on the project: Boots & Coots, an oil field emergency response firm that Halliburton works in partnership with (CEO Jerry L. Winchester was a former Halliburton manager) and Wild Well Control. Both firms are based in Texas.[51]

Professional negligence[edit]​

KBR's maintenance work in Iraq has been criticized after reports of soldiers electrocuted from faulty wiring.[52] Specifically, KBR has been charged by the Army for improper installation of electrical units in bathrooms throughout U.S. bases. CNN reported that an Army Special Forces soldier, Staff Sergeant Ryan Maseth, died by electrocution in his shower stall on January 2, 2008. Army documents showed that KBR inspected the building and found serious electrical problems a full 11 months before his death. KBR noted "several safety issues concerning the improper grounding of electrical devices". But KBR's contract did not cover "fixing potential hazards;" It covered repairing items only after they broke down.[53] Maseth's family has sued KBR.[54] In January 2009, the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Commandinvestigator assigned to the case recommended that Maseth's official cause of death should be changed from "accidental" to "negligent homicide". KBR supervisors were blamed for failing to ensure electrical and plumbing work were performed by qualified employees, and for failure to inspect the work.[55] In late January 2009, the Defense Contract Management Agency handed down a "Level III Corrective Action Request" to KBR. This is disseminated after a contractor is found being in a state of "serious noncompliance", and is one step from suspending or terminating a contract.[55] In 2011, KBR defended the lawsuit by claiming that Iraqi, not American, law should apply in determining a verdict.[56] Despite these issues, KBR was awarded a $35 million contract for major electrical work in 2009.[57]

Employee safety in warzones[edit]​

As of June 9, 2008, 81 American and foreign KBR employees and subcontractors have been killed, and more than 380 have been wounded by hostile action while performing services under the company's government contracts in Iraq, Afghanistan and Kuwait. Family members of injured or killed employees have sued the company in relation to the 2004 Iraq KBR convoy ambush.[58]

Sexual assault and abuse allegations[edit]​

See also: Jamie Leigh Jones
Jamie Leigh Jones testified at a Congressional hearing that she had been gang-raped by as many as seven coworkers in Iraq in 2005 when she was an employee of KBR (a subsidiary of Halliburton at the time), and then falsely imprisoned in a shipping container for 24 hours without food or drink.[59][60]

Under questioning, Jones denied ever having claimed to have been gang-raped, even though her extensive media appearances say otherwise.[61]

Jones and her lawyers said that 38 women have contacted her reporting similar experiences while working as contractors in Iraq, Kuwait, and other countries. On September 15, 2009, the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in favor of Jones, in a 2–1 ruling, and found that her alleged injuries were not, in fact, in any way related to her employment and thus, not covered by the contract.[60] On July 8, 2011, a jury in the Southern District of Texas federal court in Houston found against Jones and cleared KBR of any wrongdoing.[62]

Jamie Leigh Jones's case led Senator Al Franken to propose an amendment to the defense appropriations bill, which was passed in October 2009, to allow employees of firms with government contracts access to the courts.[63] Jones's case received an unfavorable verdict and her alleged fabrication caused a subsequent media scandal.[64]

Mary Beth Kineston, an Ohio truck driver, alleged she was sexually harassed and groped by several KBR employees, and was later fired after reporting to the company the threats and harassment endured by female employees.[65]

Jo Frederiksen, another female employee, filed a lawsuit against the company for allegedly being "inappropriately touched, stalked, intimidated and verbally harassed" during her time with the firm in 2003. According to Frederiksen, after she complained to the firm she was moved to an even more hostile location while some of her abusers were promoted. The lawsuit claimed "women are second-rate citizens provided for the pleasure of men" at the firm. Frederiksen also alleged a lack of oversight to "rampant illicit criminal behavior" related to prostitution and human trafficking by other KBR employees.[66]

Human trafficking lawsuit[edit]​

On August 28, 2008, defense contractor KBR, Inc. and a Jordanian subcontractor were accused of human trafficking in a federal lawsuit filed in Los Angeles.[67] The suit alleged that 13 Nepali men were recruited by Daoud & Partners to work in hotels and restaurants in Jordan, but upon arrival all 13 men had their passports seized by the contractor and were sent to Iraq to work on the Al Asad Airbase. Twelve of the employees were abducted when their unprotected convoy was attacked by a group calling itself the Army of Ansar al-Sunna, while en route to the base. Shortly thereafter, a video was released of one of the men being beheaded and the other 11 shot. The remaining employee, Buddi Prasad Gurung, claims to have been held against his will for 15 months, during which time he was forced to work at the base.[68][69] Reuters quoted attorney Matthew Handley as saying, "It doesn't appear that any of them knew they were going to Iraq." KBR made no public comment on the lawsuit, but released a statement which stated in part that it, "in no way condones or tolerates unethical or illegal behavior".[70]

"Burn pits" lawsuits[edit]​

More than 20 federal lawsuits naming KBR and seeking class-action status were filed in late 2008 and 2009 over the practice of operating "burn pits" at U.S. bases in both Iraq and Afghanistan and thus exposing soldiers to smoke containing dioxin, asbestos, and other harmful substances. The pits are said to include "every type of waste imaginable", with items such as "tires, lithium batteries, Styrofoam, paper, wood, rubber, petroleum-oil-lubricating products, metals, hydraulic fluids, munitions boxes, medical waste, biohazard materials (including human corpses), medical supplies (including those used during smallpox inoculations), paints, solvents, asbestos insulation, items containing pesticides, polyvinyl chloride pipes, animal carcasses, dangerous chemicals, and hundreds of thousands of plastic water bottles". A company statement responding to the allegations said that "at the sites where KBR provides burn pit services, the company does so ... in accordance with the relevant provisions" of its contracts as well as "operational guidelines approved by the Army".[71]

Late payment[edit]​

In the UK in April 2019, Kellogg Brown & Root was suspended from the UK Government's Prompt Payment Code for failing to pay suppliers on time.[72]

KBR (company) - Wikipedia

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[sealybobo]

Dubya isn't being attacked any more by the libs. No talk about extraditing him and Dick Cheney to The Hague, that chatter has long since ended.

There is no need to defend President Bush.

Bush's became hero's of the left the minute they said they were not voting for Trump.

Not hero's. We still wouldn't vote for a Bush. It's just that they confirm just how bad Trump was. Of course you guys spun that and called anyone who didn't support Trump a RINO or Globalist or Deep State Republican.

And I would agree. They are all deep staters.

 

[NightFox]

I'm not a Republican and wasn't a fan of Georgy Boy, however compared to Donny, George W. Bush was a paragon of integrity, reason, and statesmanship.

 

[sealybobo]

I'm not a Republican and wasn't a fan of Georgy Boy, however compared to Donny, George W. Bush was a paragon of integrity, reason, and statesmanship.

But lets be honest, George was still a worst president than Trump. Got hit on 9-11, lied us into Iraq before winning in Afganistan, caused the Greatest Recession since the Great Depression.

Trump was more in your face and an even bigger liar and more greedy than Bush but it's still close. Same judges. Same deregulations. Same tax breaks.

If I had to vote for one over the other it'd be tough because I believe Bush was criminal too.

I'd have to say I'd vote for Trump because of his America first bullshit. Trump differentiated himself from all the other Republicans and said a lot of things I liked and that's how he won over a lot of blue collar Americans. Trump sounded like a Republican who also cared about the middle class. Something Republicans stopped doing a long time ago. Until Trump all Republicans cared about were CEO's, Corporations, Shareholders and Rich people. Trump with his bring jobs back home and kick illegals out at least was addressing the middle class.

 

[FA_Q2]

56% of the US economy under Trump was Government Spending in 2020! Repubtards are NEVER fiscally responsible!

And yet Biden manages to be even worse.

Let me fis your statement.

Politicians of all stripes are NEVER fiscally responsible.

That is what happens when you play with other people's money.

Republicans are the most irresponsible & the biggest deficit spenders.

Thats nice.

Lets pretend that spending and deficit are not going to drastically increase under Biden. lets pretend that Trump, the most fiscally irresponsible president in history, is not going to be outstripped by Biden by a mile so you can pretend that it is the republican's that are responsible for out of control spending.

 

[FA_Q2]

I'm not a Republican and wasn't a fan of Georgy Boy, however compared to Donny, George W. Bush was a paragon of integrity, reason, and statesmanship.

Really.

Where are your priorities then? Is lying through your teeth worse than bombing thousands of people into an early grave?

It will never cease to amaze me how 'bad' everyone demands Trump is whilst utterly ignoring the massive expansion of military ops under both Bush and Obama. Killing, good. Twitter tantrums, horrific.

 

[NightFox]

I'm not a Republican and wasn't a fan of Georgy Boy, however compared to Donny, George W. Bush was a paragon of integrity, reason, and statesmanship.

Really.

Where are your priorities then? Is lying through your teeth worse than bombing thousands of people into an early grave?

It will never cease to amaze me how 'bad' everyone demands Trump is whilst utterly ignoring the massive expansion of military ops under both Bush and Obama. Killing, good. Twitter tantrums, horrific.

Let's start with the fact that Georgy Boy never attempted to incite an insurrection, Bush also wasn't constantly attempting to publicly demonize over half the citizenry, the entire press corps, his own staffers, and anyone else that said what could even remotely be considered a harsh word about him. I'm not going to defend him, as I said I wasn't a fan but if I had to choose between the two right now, I'd choose Bush for no other reason that he didn't make my skin crawl and had the capacity to act like an adult most of the time.

As far as the idiotic invasion of Iraq, I have little doubt that had Donny been in charge when 9/11 happened he'd have done something even more foolish than Bush did.

At the end of the day, neither one 'em belonged anywhere near the Oval Office.

 

[NightFox]

I'm not a Republican and wasn't a fan of Georgy Boy, however compared to Donny, George W. Bush was a paragon of integrity, reason, and statesmanship.

But lets be honest, George was still a worst president than Trump. Got hit on 9-11, lied us into Iraq before winning in Afganistan, caused the Greatest Recession since the Great Depression.

.. and what do you suppose Donny would have done had been President on 9/11? Invasion of China anyone?

As far as the financial crisis, I don't see Donny handling that any better the Georgy Boy did, in fact I suspect he would have made it worse since Donny believes he knows everything about everything and at least Bush knew he was clueless and thus relied on people that had some expertise.

It's all conjecture but based on what I've seen of the two miscreants if I had to pick between the two, I'd go with the one that acted like a rational adult most of the time.

 

[sealybobo]

I'm not a Republican and wasn't a fan of Georgy Boy, however compared to Donny, George W. Bush was a paragon of integrity, reason, and statesmanship.

But lets be honest, George was still a worst president than Trump. Got hit on 9-11, lied us into Iraq before winning in Afganistan, caused the Greatest Recession since the Great Depression.

.. and what do you suppose Donny would have done had been President on 9/11? Invasion of China anyone?

As far as the financial crisis, I don't see Donny handling that any better the Georgy Boy did, in fact I suspect he would have made it worse since Donny believes he knows everything about everything and at least Bush knew he was clueless and thus relied on people that had some expertise.

It's all conjecture but based on what I've seen of the two miscreants if I had to pick between the two, I'd go with the one that acted like a rational adult most of the time.

If I thought Trump was sincere I would pick Trump but only based on his message which was just a con.

Drain the swamp? I like that idea.

Deep state RINO Globalists? I don't love them either.

Build a wall? Ridiculous. But I do agree that illegals are stealing from the middle class. But it's not their fault. In America, it's the illegal employers who are responsible for this and deep into Trump's presidency he was still an illegal employer himself. The news was going to do a story about it so to get ahead of it he fired them all probably if I'm not mistaken in 2019? And that didn't mean he was going to start going after illegal employers. He did not. This is just one of many ways the rich have waged war on the American middle class. If illegal workers are costing the American middle class billions every year then rich Americans are saving billions every year hiring illegals. Rich getting richer middle class getting poorer.

 

[LA RAM FAN]

The facts.

Reagan, HW, and newt were small government fiscal conservatives. Their fiscal conservatism, especially newt's budgets that cut both taxes AND SPENDING, gave us a budget surplus and a booming economy and a federal debt of $5.9 trillion when W took office.

Then what happened.

Even before 911, W started porking out. Child molesting HOMO Zionist speaker Hastert, a "W republican" to the max, started allowing earmarks and pork added to every bill (newt had shut that down). The result of the GOP ceasing to be fiscally conservative is that our debt is now $30 trillion and rocketing higher by the day.

Then there was socializing senior drugs, drugs filled with opium. The W REPUBLICAN PARTY DID THAT. There were pharma checks being passed out on the house floor for yea votes. The NYT reported that the WH actuary who did the cost estimate was threatened to "shut up or else" as the W administration was lying to congress about the estimated cost....

More than half of Americans do not believe the official version of 911 according to polling data. In fact, the only demographic on earth that still does believe the official version are the Christians who watch Fox News....

W had that "thing" about loving the Obamas, kissing "Michelle" on the lips as homO watched.... Indeed, in gloating that he voted for condoleeza (a black lesbian) instead of trump in the media celebration of the steal, w once again showed those same unimaginably dumb Christians just what he really thinks of HOMOS....

And w hated trump. Why?

And W is all happy about the steal. And the whole w crowd was for traitor Joe, and have been trotted out by the media to "legitimize" the steal....


So go ahead.

Any "republican" care to defend W, the WORST TRAITOR in US HISTORY?

They attack Dubya now, especially his wars, and they're the SAME PEOPLE who were defending all of it, up until Orange Escalator Day.

They think we don't notice.

Like EMH and uncensored said,you are a fucking lying troll. From the very first year Bush got in office,I said he was a criminal and mass murderer you fucking dumbass moron liar.

 

[LA RAM FAN]

I don't know why these Moon Bats hated Bush so much. He was certified RINO that gave the country just about everything they would got had that idiot Al Gore been elected. Debt, growing the size of the government, Illegals, wars, expanding the welfare state, kissing the ass of the minorities. You name the Liberal policy and Bush pretty well embraced it.

Hell the idiot said he would vote for Clinton and Biden. I wouldn't be surprise to hear that he voted for Obama, would you?

Is it that rinky dink tax cut that makes you Moon Bat hate him so much? I know how you Moon Bats love higher taxation more than life itself. It is that, isn't it?

 

[GMCGeneral]

Can we leave stuff like this in 2003 where it belongs?

EMH won’t because he’s an Arab troll.

Ahh, no wonder. And here I thought he was your garden variety Nazi scum.

 

[LA RAM FAN]

I'm not a Republican and wasn't a fan of Georgy Boy, however compared to Donny, George W. Bush was a paragon of integrity, reason, and statesmanship.

But lets be honest, George was still a worst president than Trump. Got hit on 9-11, lied us into Iraq before winning in Afganistan, caused the Greatest Recession since the Great Depression.

.. and what do you suppose Donny would have done had been President on 9/11? Invasion of China anyone?

As far as the financial crisis, I don't see Donny handling that any better the Georgy Boy did, in fact I suspect he would have made it worse since Donny believes he knows everything about everything and at least Bush knew he was clueless and thus relied on people that had some expertise.

It's all conjecture but based on what I've seen of the two miscreants if I had to pick between the two, I'd go with the one that acted like a rational adult most of the time.

Yeah go with a warmonger who also destroyed the economy over a non warmonger who brought jobs back to the country who also told the truth the msm CIA controlled news is fake news and the first president ever to have the guts to say wars are always started so defense contracters can profit.wow how American.

 

[LA RAM FAN]

The facts.

Reagan, HW, and newt were small government fiscal conservatives. Their fiscal conservatism, especially newt's budgets that cut both taxes AND SPENDING, gave us a budget surplus and a booming economy and a federal debt of $5.9 trillion when W took office.

Then what happened.

Even before 911, W started porking out. Child molesting HOMO Zionist speaker Hastert, a "W republican" to the max, started allowing earmarks and pork added to every bill (newt had shut that down). The result of the GOP ceasing to be fiscally conservative is that our debt is now $30 trillion and rocketing higher by the day.

Then there was socializing senior drugs, drugs filled with opium. The W REPUBLICAN PARTY DID THAT. There were pharma checks being passed out on the house floor for yea votes. The NYT reported that the WH actuary who did the cost estimate was threatened to "shut up or else" as the W administration was lying to congress about the estimated cost....

More than half of Americans do not believe the official version of 911 according to polling data. In fact, the only demographic on earth that still does believe the official version are the Christians who watch Fox News....

W had that "thing" about loving the Obamas, kissing "Michelle" on the lips as homO watched.... Indeed, in gloating that he voted for condoleeza (a black lesbian) instead of trump in the media celebration of the steal, w once again showed those same unimaginably dumb Christians just what he really thinks of HOMOS....

And w hated trump. Why?

And W is all happy about the steal. And the whole w crowd was for traitor Joe, and have been trotted out by the media to "legitimize" the steal....


So go ahead.

Any "republican" care to defend W, the WORST TRAITOR in US HISTORY?

Reagan was not a small government proponent.

He increased the size scope and cost of government to levels never seen before him.

Reagan lovers can never accept that reality.

 

[LA RAM FAN]

I'm not a Republican and wasn't a fan of Georgy Boy, however compared to Donny, George W. Bush was a paragon of integrity, reason, and statesmanship.

Comedy gold of the century,I will be laughing over this one the rest of the year. That’s the kind of retarded post I would expect out of smellybozo. Not the least surprised one of usmb’s biggest trolls here liked that retarded post. Man I thought you were an onjective poster,I could not be more wrong,when it comes to being objective your as bad as USMBs two resident paid shills smellybozo and kissmy idiot,the latter who can’t even own up to admit to being wrong when he said the Rams would never come back to LA. Oh and smellybozo,I finally got wise and put you on ignore after a suggestion from a fellow truth seeker who also understands trump is the most non corrupt president sense carter not part of the corrupt two party system so have fun talking to yourself,I’m done with your babble,should have done that years ago with you.

same with you dude sense you are just babbling with moronic crap same as smellybozo alwatys does,I’m not even going to read your moronic posts in reply after that moronic post.not going to put you on ignore as with smellybozo,just not going to read your retarded bs posts on this thread here.

 

[LA RAM FAN]

The facts.

Reagan, HW, and newt were small government fiscal conservatives. Their fiscal conservatism, especially newt's budgets that cut both taxes AND SPENDING, gave us a budget surplus and a booming economy and a federal debt of $5.9 trillion when W took office.

Then what happened.

Even before 911, W started porking out. Child molesting HOMO Zionist speaker Hastert, a "W republican" to the max, started allowing earmarks and pork added to every bill (newt had shut that down). The result of the GOP ceasing to be fiscally conservative is that our debt is now $30 trillion and rocketing higher by the day.

Then there was socializing senior drugs, drugs filled with opium. The W REPUBLICAN PARTY DID THAT. There were pharma checks being passed out on the house floor for yea votes. The NYT reported that the WH actuary who did the cost estimate was threatened to "shut up or else" as the W administration was lying to congress about the estimated cost....

More than half of Americans do not believe the official version of 911 according to polling data. In fact, the only demographic on earth that still does believe the official version are the Christians who watch Fox News....

W had that "thing" about loving the Obamas, kissing "Michelle" on the lips as homO watched.... Indeed, in gloating that he voted for condoleeza (a black lesbian) instead of trump in the media celebration of the steal, w once again showed those same unimaginably dumb Christians just what he really thinks of HOMOS....

And w hated trump. Why?

And W is all happy about the steal. And the whole w crowd was for traitor Joe, and have been trotted out by the media to "legitimize" the steal....


So go ahead.

Any "republican" care to defend W, the WORST TRAITOR in US HISTORY?

HW was not a small government fiscal conservative, but a Progressive establishment Republican like Teddy, Nixon and his son G.W. A conservative cant take away all tax breaks then raise taxes on everyone? He also instigated the Gulf War, by poking Saddam to take Kuwait, but when Saddam overextended his reach into Saudi, then GW had to gear up and take us to war, so his war machine could make lots of profits.

Also G.H. was for the New World Order. That right there proves no way was he for the people.

HW's "new world order" was very simple.

Any country who invaded another gets 125 United countries under a UN flag, just like Saddam did.

Who did not like that?

The only country already outside its UN defined border - Israel. HW had a 90% approval rating before Clinton and Media Zionists like Murdoch started bashing him for

Not finishing the job

Uhm, did you look deeper into the New World Order of the establishment?

NWO Plans To Depopulate The Earth

There are many means and methods of depopulation that are being employed today, the 3 primary of which include; unsustainable/exploitative international development, which leads to massive hunger, starvation and famine worldwide (at least 40 million deaths annually), the fomentation of war, hatred and military procurements throughout the nations leading to millions of deaths worldwide, and finially, the creation and spread of infectious diseases leading to global pandemic, plague and pestilence on an unprecedented scale.

Hitlery was supposed to be the final piece of the puzzle, but thank God that the citizens of the US woke up and stopped the bitch, but as we saw with the 2020 election, the progressives will do anything to control the people, lie, steal, cheat, or even kill, so they can move the NWO agenda forward.

You nailed it,could not have said it better myself,excellent stuff there,thanks for the link.

 

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"he fired and killed everybody, the American fired and killed everybody" - 13 year old Safah Yunis Salem, who played dead to avoid being shot and was the only survivor as the Marines killed 7 family members including 1 five and 1 three year old, for retaliation, in a so-caled "run-and-gun" effort, to the killing of a "well-liked" Marine, Cpl. Miguel Terrazas, who was literally blown apart by insurgents, his torso strewn on the dusty ground while his legs remained in his car

later that day, Younis Salim Khafif pled for his life with the marines in english, saying: "i am a friend, i am good"...But they killed him, his wife, and his daughters...an old man in a wheelchair was shot 9 times, a 1 year old baby was also killed

"Personally, i think the Marines performed perfectly that day...because of them, no one else died" - W...he meant only: no other Marines died

George W Bush's legacy, folks