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Undercutting the International Court, the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, and the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty? The Patriot Act? Laws which led to a few giant corporations owning all the media? President Bush's nastiness, right? Dead wrong.
Bill Clinton proposed undermining the treaties. Bush's Patriot Act is nothing more than an extension of Clinton's 1996 Antiterrorist Act, which contained provisions found to be unconstitutional. They are not unconstitutional today. They are part of the Patriot Act. The mega mergers resulted from Clinton's relaxing of laws which had previously prevented them.
Now the Democrats are jumping on the Bash Bush bandwagon big time, but they forget that, in many areas, Bush only stepped into the shoes left behind by Bill Clinton. Think about that one, Democrats.
This is all contained in an article about the destruction of our military under Bush, which also began under guess who? Thats right, Bill Clinton.
Face it. The Democrats might not like Bush, but they are afraid to look in the mirror and see that many members of their own party and the Neocons of the GOP are birds of a feather.
Who will you vote for in 2008? I have a suggeston. How about none of the above?
Bill Clinton proposed undermining the treaties. Bush's Patriot Act is nothing more than an extension of Clinton's 1996 Antiterrorist Act, which contained provisions found to be unconstitutional. They are not unconstitutional today. They are part of the Patriot Act. The mega mergers resulted from Clinton's relaxing of laws which had previously prevented them.
Now the Democrats are jumping on the Bash Bush bandwagon big time, but they forget that, in many areas, Bush only stepped into the shoes left behind by Bill Clinton. Think about that one, Democrats.
This is all contained in an article about the destruction of our military under Bush, which also began under guess who? Thats right, Bill Clinton.
Face it. The Democrats might not like Bush, but they are afraid to look in the mirror and see that many members of their own party and the Neocons of the GOP are birds of a feather.
Who will you vote for in 2008? I have a suggeston. How about none of the above?