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Wow... is it just me, or is there an echo in the Bush administration? This is the same crap that I've heard for 4 years, just with a little more relevance to current events.. Well, the rebuttal is going on now, so I'll edit this later to address that.

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I'ma read the cliff notes tomorrow. There was supposed to be a new episode of Alias tonight. Instead I get this marionette with a Texas drawl on every freaking channel.

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I missed the speech. I went to visit one of my residents in the hospital (I felt like that was just a bit more important).

Anyway, I did hear what he said about Iran. It seems to me that he's still looking to make Iran the next on "The Evil Axis" list, despite the fact that Iran is complying with the UN's request to get rid of weapons grade uranium. What's he going to invade them for, wearing funny hats? Not laughing at his jokes? Not sending him a dollar?

I did not like the Democratic responses, though. Neither one of them actually quoted anything he said. Those weren't responses, but campaign speeches.

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As a matter of fact, he just might.

Now, more than ever, I feel I cannot trust this man, George W. Bush. Just like with Clinton before him, I try to give the benefit of the doubt, but more and more I see him as a threat to peace around the world. Iran was once a terrible place, but since the death of Ayatola Khomeni, it's been improving slowly. And now there's this whole thing about weapons grade uranium. But Iran has already said they will comply with the UN's demand to quit producing it, and W is already planning to go to war with them.

You see, I'm pro-life. But pro-life also means that I disapprove of risking the lives of the men and women of our armed forces, nor the senseless massacre of people in other countries, just because our president doesn't agree with them.

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Agreed. Those just made the Democratic party look worse.

Personally, I'm strongly opposed to the invasion of Iraq in the first place. I remember watching Bush announce to the nation that we were going to war on that day in March 2003 and thinking something was amiss. If the Dems are going to mudsling (Groundhog Day movie reference by Reid) and point out past errors, why mess with all the stuff they did.

And personally, I think this was Bush's best speech yet. Granted, it was a bit repetitive, but it was well-written and (for the most part) well-delivered.

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I hated the democratic responses too. Niether of them were good at making speeches. They both sounded like bad actors. So much so that you could tell that they didn't mean anything they said.

I think that this time Bush did okay, but I still don't believe one word that man says. Ever.

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That's charming, but did you have anything to add to the conversation?

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