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verites Mr. B. Sanders is absolutely right; the caption on the flower pot in Mr. Bush’s portrait destined for the Smithsonian must be accurate. Everyone knows that 9/11 did not provoke the Iraq war. Mr. Bush started the Iraq war because, according to him, he did not want Saddam Hussein to use the weapons of mass destruction against us some day and he and his administration vouched that Saddam had these weapons. Other reasons Mr. Bush proffered for starting this war were to get rid of Saddam and build a democracy in Iraq. With regard to these reasons, it is disingenuous now to substitute 9/11 for the reason for starting the Iraq war especially since the 9/11 terrorists came from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Afghanistan, and not from Iraq. I hope that Mr. Bush's Christian morals and ethics will propel him to get the artist of this plaque to state the true reasons for starting the Iraq war. When historical facts are concerned, it is important to leave the truth for progeny.
“What will you *do* nights, Mr. Sanders?”
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Whatever it is, you only have nine days left to figure it out… because that’s the day that your defining animating principle - bitter rage towards a specific man - is neutered once and for all.
Senator Asks Smithsonian to Change Text Next to Bush Portrait
MONTPELIER, Vt. — U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., is objecting to wording accompanying a portrait of President George Bush installed at the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery in Washington.
Sanders, a strong opponent of the Iraq war, has asked the Smithsonian to ...
Bernie Sanders (Socialist-VT) appears to have his wires crossed (I know, I know…)
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... I can’t hope to compare to the Moe Lane Treatment (©?) already given this story, but I did feel compelled to make a couple of points about it. Let’s refresh: ...
Moonbat Senator Bernie Sanders wants a word with the Smithsonian
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Check this out:
MONTPELIER, Vt. — U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., is objecting to wording accompanying a portrait of President George Bush installed at the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery in Washington.
Sanders, a strong opponent of the Iraq war, has asked the Smithsonian to rewrite the text that says Bush’s two terms in office were “marked by a series of catastrophic event” including the “the attacks on September 11, 2001, that led to wars in Afghanistan and ...
