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FINALLY! Wartime Opposition to War Is Explained Clearly
floppingaces.net - 8/3/2008
FINALLY! Wartime Opposition to War Is Explained Clearly
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Ok, for those of you playing the home game, let’s recap: President Bush invaded Iraq and ended America’s 13 year war with Saddam with the authorization of Congress, and support of Democrats. Even before the war started, Gov Howard Dean ran for President on an anti-war theme (in addition to governor of Vermont, doctor, maple syrup king, and Presidential Candidate, he’s ...

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Pirate's Cove — ... my grass. This pinup is by Bill Medcalf, with some help from Patriotic Pup. What is happening in ye olde Blogosphere? Who is Barry going to choose as his running mate? And Rightly So! has the answer Pick your superhero at Are We Lumberjacks? Blogs For Victory is discussing Sarah Palin as McCain’s VP Blue Star Beth highlights the difference between McCain and Barry when meeting the troops Scott at Flopping Aces explains wartime opposition to war The Grey ...

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