[...] leaders for 5 months before the invasion) Certainly they don’t want us to remember how even President Clinton was promoting the invasion of Iraq. Face it, the intelligence was weak (because the intelligence agencies’ budgets had been [...]

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[...] No doubt Congressional Democrats want us all to believe that they’re idiots who were duped by a brilliant mastermind like George W Bush, or that somehow or another “they didn’t see the same intelligence” (let’s ignore that people like Sen Kerry, Edwards, Rockefeller, and others all had dozens of closed door meetings w intel agency leaders for 5 months before the invasion)  Certainly they don’t want us to remember how even President Clinton was promoting the invasion of Iraq. [...]

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OH! I thought it was when the US impeached President Clinton over a BJ. My mistake. What was it the French newspaper Le Monde said on 9/12/01? “Today We Are All Americans.” I remember how the left points to that as some sort of international support, unity, and solidarity or at least respect for Americans when in fact the article under the headline basically said, ‘today we’re all Americans because America’s finally been attacked like the rest of us’ ie ‘America was long overdue for an attack’

Yeah, they just loved us in 1998. Lots o respect too.

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Re: “That in doing so the radical left has destroyed America’s credibility in the world which does not matter to them.”

That “credibility” was lost with Colin Powell’s “Mobile Biological Weapons Factories” and “We are turning the corner in Iraq”.

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D, he was impeached

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Impeach and imprison!

If only the Democrat-led leadership in Congress had the guts to impeach this criminal president, they would find that not only would they have the support and backing of a majority of the American public, but also the rest of the world, likely guaranteeing a Democrat win in November for the White House.

The strength of America has always relied on the foundations set forth in its laws and Constitution. To ignore those cherished laws now in the republic’s time of need, is a crime in itself, and indeed possibly even a greater one.

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Rovin, glad you liked the pdf. I compiled it years ago. ALWAYS like to see the bigger works appreciated even in the slightest. Much thanks!

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Thankyou gentlemen for the links, (the pdf is perfect). I will add them all to my archives for the rebuttle that will surely be needed when the Democratic Party continues its “revisionist history”.

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I really, really hate seeing Clinton’s smarmy face. Such a lliar. As far as I am concerned it is a toos up as to who is the worst president: Carter or Clinton. They were both detrimental to the well being of this country.

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When there is a bi-partisan agreement for our government to do something the Democrats usually claim all the credit. The decision to remove Saddam Hussein from power was like other bi-partisan ideas one that originated with the Democrats. But the radical left of the Democratic Party turned this into a partisan idea for the sole purpose of destroying the credibility of Pres. Bush for their political advantage. That in doing so the radical left has destroyed America’s credibility in the world which does not matter to them.

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