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Do we suspend Godwin's law?	by Slamlander	2004-07-12 04:45:28
Suspend Godwin's Law for as long as the Feral	by NOLAWitch	2004-07-12 05:52:53
Make no mistake	by Slamlander	2004-07-12 06:07:33
It's time to send them a message.	by NOLAWitch	2004-07-12 06:20:26
That would be all but one. (n/t)	by DesertRat66	2004-07-12 07:04:48
And that one the janitor? (n/t)	by TheGM	2004-07-12 08:47:21
One Senator	by DesertRat66	2004-07-12 10:08:24
So how do you propose we fix it?	by Ravenlock	2004-07-12 10:37:07
You start with term limits	by DesertRat66	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Check out how long some politicians have been members of Congress. When you consider how much power Congress has, they have become de-facto dictators already. I've said it before and I'll say it again; without Congress granting at least tacit approval, the President can do nothing. The last time a discussion of a President overstepping their bounds and causing discussions about attempts to steal elections was during the Clinton Administration. In fact evidence exists that the Democrats planned the Florida fiasco in a vain attempt to retain power. As for the CIA they are in enough hot water already. Conclusion 83 of the Senate Intelligence Committee's report on prewar intelligence on Iraq (24mb pdf) reads: The Committee did not find any evidence that Administration Officials attempted to coerce influence or pressure analysts to change their judgements related to Iraq's weapons of mass destruction capabilities. Of course there were a LOT of intelligence failures leading up to the war in Iraq and not just by the U.S. but for them to say "we made the bed but you're going to have to lie in it" is unconscionable. This is one reason why Bush as a lame duck could be a good thing. Since he won't have to worry about re-election he can make the decisions WRT fixing the intelligence agaencies problems with now worries. Kerry OTOH has a history of wanting to gut the intelligence services, not improve or expand them. The other domestic issues you voiced concerns about though cannot go Bush's way without Congress, so THAT is where the war must be fought. You may also want to examine points given along these lines here and here.
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Ha ha ha! Dumbya "fix" intelligence!	by NOLAWitch	2004-07-12 11:53:19
Thank you for the links.	by Ravenlock	2004-07-12 12:24:11
No problem	by DesertRat66	2004-07-12 12:30:23
Incidentally, it is worth noting...	by Ravenlock	2004-07-12 12:31:01
You didn't specify	by DesertRat66	2004-07-12 12:34:13

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