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"abracadabra" <abra@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> A "lie of ommision" in a campaign advertisment is normal in the USA.
> Certainly they never bothered you when Republicans have used them in past
> campaigns.
> However to pretend that the Democrats are being particularly awful for
using
> this one is just plain silly.
> And I'd bet that you'd agree (if nobody were watching) that using Dubya's
> quote (most of it at least) is a lot more honest then how Dubya and company
> sold the "war"
>

Uh, Both houses of Congress approved the war by an overwhelming majority.  If
you're suggesting that the members of Congress, who had access to the exact
same intelligence reports the president had, were fooled and were too stupid
to make a rational decision, then your indictment should be of Congress, not
the president.  *Doh!*  The bill authorizing the allied invasion of Iraq was
authored by a Democrat who is presently running for the presidential
nomination.  Double *Doh!*.  KM
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