Bush Owes No Apology
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| Wed, 04-14-2004 - 6:35pm |
But Hannity, who was on hand to promote his book "Deliver Us From Evil," would have none of it.
"Let's talk about critics and the question of whether he owns up to mistakes," Holt began. "Has he made mistakes in the war on terror?"
"Why should he apologize, number one, for the terrorist attack that was brought to this country?" Hannity shot back.
"We've got to face reality here - America is at war and they attacked us," the conservative host reminded, noting that critics of Bush's handling of the war on terror seem to want it both ways.
"We're criticizing the president for not responding to a memo five weeks . But yet we knew that Saddam wasn't abiding by 17 resolutions in 12 years' period of time. And he didn't abide by a cease-fire agreement."
Hannity told "Today" that had Bush allowed Saddam to remain in power and his continued efforts to obtain weapons of mass destruction resulted in an attack on the U.S., "would we not have a commission a year and a half later" blaming Bush for ignoring the threat.
Holt complained that Hannity's scenario was "theoretical."
Just like the August 2001 Presidential Daily Briefing that warned Osama bin Laden wanted to attack America.

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I thought that the poster was referring to extremist ideology on both sides, to which the poster would be more correct.
Edited 4/22/2004 8:35 pm ET ET by iminnie833
Minny the system allows you to edit posts, except for the title line.
You just open the post you want to change. To the right is says 'edit' , click on this.
Do the changes, then on the lower
minnie
The ones who who make so much noise against the war should have to spend one day in the shoes of a soldier, suffering what they do.
How about the one's that send them into that war should have to spend a day in the shoes of a soldier in the middle of a war.
James
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And you don't have to blindly attack this mission and endanger morale and risk encouraging the enemy to kill more of our solders just to dissagree with President Bush. There are a miriad of other ways to go after him without endangering our young men in uniform. I wish the left was more responsible with their "dissenting" opinions.
And I think this opinion is more harmful to this country than the terrorist themselves.
James
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James
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