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Middleground said:Traj, I'm completely flabbergasted by this silly thread. I know that you are extremely partisan but I had no idea you were so separated from reality that you actually believe what you're writing. You remind me of a little kid who refuses to hear something by blocking his ears while singing "LA, LA, LA, LA."
Now whether or not Bush will be blamed for this incident is yet to be seen. And if it does happen, well I personally think it would be a stretch. That said, You have NOT come forth with anything even close to proving your skewed logic.
First off, do you know the difference between a fact and opinion? Based-on your posts in this thread, I think not. So let me give you a bit of education here. A fact is a fact... it's something that has happened. For instance, in the nursery rhyme "Jack and Jill," both Jack and Jill came tumbling down the hill. I think there's no disputing that because it goes "Jack and Jill came tumbling down the hill." Pretty simple, eh? So whether it's Limbaugh or Moore who says that both Jack and Jill came tumbling down the hill, it's a proven fact. Now here's where it's gets more complicated. Moore says that both Jack and Jill fell down the hill because they were so hungry because of Bush's cutbacks to the poor, that they couldn't stand on their feet and that's why they tumbled. Limbaugh says that both Jack and Jill fell down the hill because Clinton was chasing after them to get a blowjob and they tumbled. Now because the nursery rhyme does not contain that specific information -- let alone the mention of both Bush and Clinton -- it would be considered speculation on both Limbaugh and Moore's part, no? And of course, speculation is not fact, but more of an opinion. Perhaps one of them is right, or both are wrong, but because it is not yet proven, then it's purely an opinion.
So now, let get to the articles that you posted. I'll just run-through the text that you bolded.
The President did not nominate a replacement for Mr. Lauriski until September 2005.
So, my dear Traj, please answer the following:
1) Is it fact or opinion that The President did not nominate a replacement for Mr. Lauriski until September 2005?
hint: http://www.utahmining.org/04nov.htm (under SAFETY & HEALTH)
http://www.msha.gov/asinfo.htm
2) Is it fact or opinion that 17 standards to improve safety and health for miners have been withdrawn since President Bush took office?
hint: http://72.14.207.104/search?q=cache...+health+for+miners+have+been+withdrawn+&hl=en
(page 12, second paragraph)
(gold stars for every correct answer!)
First you say that this is a stupid thread because the Democrats would not blame Bush for the tragedy of the mine explosion then you go on to list all the reasons the Democrats have made as to why the mine tragedy was Bush's fault.
Your logic is astounding.