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First of all, Trump is a New York Business man. When he said he had a lot of friends who died in the WTC I believe him. In fact, he could have been one of those who died. I'm sure he visited there many times.
The WTC was attacked nearly a year after Bush became president. Republicans blame Obama for things that happened even before he was sworn in. Katrina, Solyndra, Iraq, the economy among others. And Bush said his brother kept us safe. Clearly he didn't. You can't say that to someone who lost close friends. And especially not on TV to their face.
And, I'm sure Trump has access to a lot of information we don't. He said the Bush administration knew there were no WMD's when they made their claim. He may know that for a fact. If that's the case, he will never like the Bush's.
Then there is Iraq and the tens of thousands of Americans dead and maimed. And we spent trillions outright and will spend more into the future to take care of the harm we caused.
And finally and most important. Strategy. If Donald can go into a GOP stronghold and tell the facts right to the faces of the GOP elite, get booed and still come out a winner, the angry GOP base who finally understand how they have been fucked over again and again by the GOP "establishment", and win, what message is that sending to the Democratic base? I suspect many are thinking, "finally, a serious Republican candidate we can vote for. A Republican who tells the truth. How novel".
The WTC was attacked nearly a year after Bush became president. Republicans blame Obama for things that happened even before he was sworn in. Katrina, Solyndra, Iraq, the economy among others. And Bush said his brother kept us safe. Clearly he didn't. You can't say that to someone who lost close friends. And especially not on TV to their face.
And, I'm sure Trump has access to a lot of information we don't. He said the Bush administration knew there were no WMD's when they made their claim. He may know that for a fact. If that's the case, he will never like the Bush's.
Then there is Iraq and the tens of thousands of Americans dead and maimed. And we spent trillions outright and will spend more into the future to take care of the harm we caused.
And finally and most important. Strategy. If Donald can go into a GOP stronghold and tell the facts right to the faces of the GOP elite, get booed and still come out a winner, the angry GOP base who finally understand how they have been fucked over again and again by the GOP "establishment", and win, what message is that sending to the Democratic base? I suspect many are thinking, "finally, a serious Republican candidate we can vote for. A Republican who tells the truth. How novel".