Bossy Monkey
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Sat Apr-24-04 11:45 PM
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Poll question: Who's most responsible for the miserable failure of the Bush preznitcy? |
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Edited on Sun Apr-25-04 12:39 AM by undisclosedlocation
Forgive cute spelling; didn't have enough space to say "mis- mal- and non-administration."
Freeper disruptors: I threw in 6, 7 and 8 just for you guys.
EDIT: noticed I'd put an equals sign instead of a hyphen (whoops)
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PartyPooper
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Sat Apr-24-04 11:51 PM
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1. Everyone in the misadministration. But, it started with Poppy and Babs. |
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They sired, birthed, nurtured, and enabled this evil devil into the monster he is today!
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BlackVelvetElvis
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Sat Apr-24-04 11:59 PM
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2. According to her, she birthed well. |
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Sounds like a term you would use to describe a farm animal.
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PartyPooper
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Sun Apr-25-04 12:20 AM
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Well, nobody said Junior was a human being.
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chaska
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Sun Apr-25-04 01:02 AM
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4. Hey, it's Bush we gotta get rid of. It's his fault. I'm not ... |
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letting them get away with dumping the cabinet and keeping Bush. Hell no. It's Bush, and Bush alone, that's at fault.
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Sun Apr-25-04 08:16 AM
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5. BUSH BUSH BUSH - why is all of DU so willing to let BUSH off the hook? |
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It is everyone's fault but Bush on DU.
Even Democrats are to blame for the Iraq war on DU - Bush is blameless!
At anyrate, Bush is responsible -
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Bossy Monkey
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Sun Apr-25-04 10:47 AM
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8. Probably my fault for the ironical nature of the poll responses; |
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folks are maybe responding in kind. However, on my previous poll on a similar subject http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=104&topic_id=671006 folks showed similar uhhhhh imperfect degrees of information. Anyway, thanks for trying to open some eyes.
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Sun Apr-25-04 08:31 AM
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republican cult following. A democrat would have already been embroiled in an impeachment process with what has happened.
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Sun Apr-25-04 08:55 AM
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7. Carlyle Group and the shadowy secretive of organized crime |
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Edited on Sun Apr-25-04 08:58 AM by 0007
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Ardee
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Sun Apr-25-04 10:58 AM
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9. I didnt see the right answer |
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Well there are a number of factors involved of course, as there always arein real world equations. But I wish to say that ,in my own opinion, the abysmal campaign of Albert Gore and the failed strategies of the Democratic Party as ordered by the DLC,allowing Bush to be elected in the first place should be factored in.
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Bossy Monkey
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Sun Apr-25-04 02:03 PM
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10. Well he won, so it couldn't have been that bad a strategy n/t |
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Sun Apr-25-04 04:01 PM
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12. Oh so then Gore is president? |
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so I guess the answer is that he won the popular vote but not the presidency. What should have been a landslide for Gore was a squeeker for Bush, well done democrats, well done.
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Sun Apr-25-04 03:50 PM
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11. Nader's name not a choice? |
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