Saddam and 9/11: Bush said it, people believed it, bedwetting apologists deny it ever happened
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Honestly, I don't know why I even bother to do this. That said, here goes:
[A]nother common lie...is that at one point a survey showed that a majority of Americans believed that Saddam was behind 9/11. No scientific poll by any respected polling agency has ever shown that. Ever.USA Today (September 2003):
Nearly seven in 10 Americans believe it is likely that ousted Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein was personally involved in the Sept. 11 attacks, says a poll out almost two years after the terrorists' strike against this country.I don't know what's more ridiculous -- that Bush would repeatedly make the connection, or that people would believe it, or that bed-wetting Bush apologists would deny it all ever happened.
Sorry for the distraction.
Here's another fun one from Cheney:
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Honestly, I don't know why I even bother to do this.
Yeah, I'm not sure why I bother either. It never pays to pick fights with other people's hallucinations.
And putting a hyperlink in as the first item of a comment completely pooches your sidebar after the "Recent Comment" preview snippet (What I see is the normal sidebat until this:
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And putting a hyperlink in as the first item of a comment completely pooches your sidebar
Yeah, so who's fault is that??
;^)
Actually, the sidebar gets "pooched" whenever a hyperlink is included in the first 65 or so characters of a comment AND the visitor is viewing the site at 800 x 600 screen res or less.
I think...
...AND the visitor is viewing the site at 800 x 600 screen res or less.
Nah, my resolution is ... wait a sec ... 1152 x 864
Solution: put the hyperlink at the end of the comment, or, if possible, outside that 65-character limit.
Well, he did say respected polling agency. Not to split hairs but USA Today is like the Enquirer with multiple sections.
Well, he did say respected polling agency. Not to split hairs but USA Today is like the Enquirer with multiple sections.
The poll quoted in the USA Today article was done by the Washington Post, Rose.
Aw schucks. Well, you can't say I didn't try...
That is an astonishingly stupid thing to say on Dean's part. Isn't it what he wants?
Isn't it?
What he lacks in facts he more than makes up for in conviction.