This thread is for anyone who would want to express their feelings of the president in a letter if you will. Just address the letter "Dear Mr. President" and put anything in the letter that you wish you could say to his face.

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Dear Mr. President,

Go fuck off and screw your own dang self. You're a half-witt and a jackass who just needs to shut up and and get your head out of other people's butts'. No one cares about what you have to say because you don't even know what you are taling about yourself. And what is with that smirk on your face that you seem to have all the time? You have absolutely NO idea what you are doing. Next time, go run for president for Uganda and see how fast you get shot.

I'm starting too. Can't wait until 2008.

MM.... I agree with bella whole-heartedly.

Dear President Bush,

Yo mamma.

Dear President Bush:

WAKE UP! GET YOUR ACT TOGETHER! Stop listening to whoever is giving you this crap advice.

-----"""Still, he shouldn't have carried the lie on for another month or so, and he shouldn't have been lying in the first place."""---

No, what shouldn't of happened, is people caring about it, or any of it being televised/put on national tv. I don't remember how it all went down...but even as a 12 year old...I wondered why the hell it was being made into a public spectacle.

Exactly...

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BUSH SUX

In what way did Clinton about Iraq? Tarp was refering to Clinton lying about his affair...I don't think that killed anyone.

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Originally posted by Euterpe:
As they say, "When Clinton lied, no one died."

Umm yeah. So let's clarify that. No one died BECAUSE Clinton lied. But when Clinton lied people DID die. He killed about a million Iraqis with bombings and sanctions.

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people being detained without trial.

we don't have to try enemy combatents they don't have any of the rights we do, exceot thse under the Geneva convention and it is possible that Terroists don't fall under the geneva conventions, so that means they have no rights what so ever

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We went into war without their approval because of a law that allows the president to bring the country into war if the country is in immediate danger. I believe that is how it happened.

The president can send the Marines to war for I think 6 months with out a decleration of war or congressional apporval but it's been a few years and the army lead offf so I have no clue what's up with that.

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Again, intelligence reports at the time justified the war.

There's been proof that he knew they were inaccurate.

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Also, he couldn't have sent us into war in the first place, since when is this a dictatorship? Congress sent us into war.

We went into war without their approval because of a law that allows the president to bring the country into war if the country is in immediate danger. I believe that is how it happened.

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What lying?

Also, the illegal wire tapping and people being detained without trial. That all happened because of Bush's people.

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It would really be, then, Clinton's lying that got us into the war, since much of the intel predated Bush's presidency.

No, we got into war because Bush was really rash after 9/11. It was Bush that supplied the information and suggested war.

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You should be concerned, however, that Clinton was too busy having an affair to do his job and protect this country from bin Laden and his followers.

Clinton did his job quite well. you cannot claim that his affair distracted him anymore than sex with his wife would have. The impeachment trials disrupted things a bit, but he still did his presidential duties. Granted he could have dealt with some of the Bin Laden issu, but noone was pressing terrorism as the big issue back then, so it's not his fault that he wasn't overly concerned. No one believed that the US would or could be attacked.

Clinton was in office 8 years. His affair didn't last anywhere near that long, so saying his affair interrupted his ability to do his job is just a ridiculous statement.

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actually that is the state of Louisianna's Fault if they don't ask for help the feds can't give help

That doesn't change the fact that we saw that Bush learned of the magnitude of Katrina and when it hit, LIED that he knew not of its estimated impact. I never said that he should've used this knowledge to help before the hurricane or after. I'm simply saying that it's a huge fault of his to lie about it. I respect someone who can own up to his or her mistakes rather than lie to me to save face.

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OH, I forgot all about Katrina. He straight-up lied to the American people about his knowledge of that

actually that is the state of Louisianna's Fault if they don't ask for help the feds can't give help

YOU HAVE NOT...BECAUSE YOU ASK NOT!

It would really be, then, Clinton's lying that got us into the war, since much of the intel predated Bush's presidency.

You should be concerned, however, that Clinton was too busy having an affair to do his job and protect this country from bin Laden and his followers. I'd rather have a president who does his job, even with questionable intel, than a guy like Clinton, who doesn't care.

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Originally posted by yogore:
Bush's lying caused a war... The war in Iraq. That's obvious.

What lying? He sent us into war because of intelligence reports at the time. Also, he couldn't have sent us into war in the first place, since when is this a dictatorship? Congress sent us into war.

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I sure hope you're joking.

I am.

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i'd rather have a president who has an affair than a president who puts people's lives in danger without real evidence.

Again, intelligence reports at the time justified the war.

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Neither did Bush's.

Bush's lying caused a war... The war in Iraq. That's obvious.

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Yes it is, he hasn't fufilled his promise to God, by making the government a theocracy, so God got pissed.

I sure hope you're joking.

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Yeah, but it was a Bush-bash, and Clinton was far worse than Bush has been.

i'd rather have a president who has an affair than a president who puts people's lives in danger without real evidence.