No wonder
No, and the only time I would write a president would be to support the ending of painful asphyxiation and head severing deaths of unborn human beings, OKFine. No, I am not related to President Dubya, but I adore his family's service to the United States of America and have since I read his Father's biography that shared his WWII experience in the Pacific where he nearly died, but was the lone survivor of a plane crash under heavy fire by the Kamikazie pilots of Japan. I loved Laura Bush's effort to eliminate illiteracy, too. Dubya did a lot of good to clean up oilfield messes with incentives. I didn't love the way the press beat him up all the time, though.
What about the "swamp?" Bush 1 and his cohorts are responsible for jihad and some are surrounding Trump as I type.
Look, I don't mind answering a question about a relevant topic, but if you want to get deeper into the Bush wrongs and rights, start another thread, please.
You brought up the SWAMP and 9-11 is TOTALLY relevant to the topic. If it wasn't for the
Bush's, 9-11 would never have happened.
Cop out. Plain and simple.
You spelled "Clinton's" wrong, dumbass!
And you praise John Wayne, he's just like Pvt. Bone Spurs:
"According to Gary Wills’ book “John Wayne’s America,” the man who portrayed the archetypal, battle-hardened Marine, Sgt. Stryker, in 1949’s “The Sands of Iwo Jima,” actually avoided the draft during WWII. Wills contends that the Duke did not reply to letters from the Selective Service system, and applied for deferments. Apparently, Wayne — who had sought stardom during years of B-pictures following
Raoul Walsh’s 1930 frontier drama “The Big Trail” — got his big break during the struggle against fascism when many Hollywood action heroes like Tyrone Power enlisted and shipped out overseas."
"Wayne was, in reality, a draft dodger. America’s archetypal soldier was in fact a chicken hawk. He was a cheerleader and champion of militaristic patriotism and combat he had never experienced. Wayne had “other priorities” during WWII — achieving superstardom (and saving his neck) was more important than defeating fascism. Much like Vice President Dick Cheney, who sought numerous deferments during the Vietnam War, Wayne was the quintessential war wimp."
Memorializing the Deadly Myth of John Wayne
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