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Muddy Waters Guitar Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Mar-11-06 04:46 AM
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13. Having nothing to say on Iraq is far preferable
to the things that Hillary's had to say, i.e. supporting the bloody attack when we should have been raising questions about intelligence, advocating for permanent bases, agitating for war against Syria and pushing for war against Iran. Sometimes silence really is golden, but perhaps Matt Bai has his head too far up his rear end to recognize that. On Warner's Iraq views, I'm still wait-and-see. Clark, Boxer and Feingold have all defied the warmongerers and deserve our respect. Warner impresses me on just about every front so far, but I still want to hear what he has to say about Iraq.
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