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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6356265/

what a bad week run up the election for bush and friends...:lol :lol

The line of inquiry expands an earlier FBI investigation into whether Halliburton overcharged taxpayers for fuel in Iraq, and it elevates to a criminal matter the election-year question of whether the Bush administration showed favoritism to Vice President Dick Cheney’s former company.

 

[MrAngryFace]

If clinton cant get away with a stupid blowjob, bush cant get away with his level o shit!

 

[iyox]

Clinton lied about a blowjob. Bush lied about WMD's, Haliburton, Job Growth, and Healthcare. I fear many in this country think what Clinton did was worse.

 

[Triumph]

Clinton lied about a blowjob. Bush lied about WMD's, Haliburton, Job Growth, and Healthcare. I fear many in this country think what Clinton did was worse.

Yeah, well the masses are asses.

 

[Outlaw Pro Mod]

* THIS JUST IN * Nobody cares about the Halliburton tales - short of some breaking news that they discovered the cure for cancer and distributed it to republicans only.

 

[MetatronM]

* THIS JUST IN * No on cares about the Halliburton tales - short of some breaking news that they discovered the cure for cancer and distributed it to republicans only.

Nobody cares about potential government corruption? If so, then it's a sorry state of affairs we live in.

Regardless, apparently the FBI cares, effectively rendering your point utterly meaningless.

 

[NWO]

You'll see more stuff like this come out about Bush and company once the election is over or when he's out of office.

I can't believe how some people think what Clinton did was worse than half of the shit that Bush and company has pulled already.

 

[Outlaw Pro Mod]

Nobody should be revised to "I don't believe the general public." I just don't see enthusiastic Halliburton talk amongst people I know. Setting myself up there I know...

 

[Outlaw Pro Mod]

half of the shit that Bush and company has pulled already.

Such as?

 

[Vennt]

Nobody should be revised to "I don't believe the general public." I just don't see enthusiastic Halliburton talk amongst people I know. Setting myself up there I know...

Do you think that's a good thing? or a bad thing?

Seriously...

 

[Socreges]

Kerry makes one fucking inappropriate comment about Mary Cheney being a lesbian, the media leaps on the opportunity, and Kerry begins to drop in the polls.

Countless injurious and reliable stories surface regarding Bush and are significantly relevant to his performance as president, the media does as much as flinch, and nothing is reflected in the polls.

It is amazing. Fucking amazing.

 

[NohWun]

People don't seem to understand embezzlement and corruption.
The words are too big.
However, they can understand "piece of ass" plenty well.

 

[duderon]

Such as?

Let's see:

1. Rushing into a WAR
2. Insisting al Queda and Sadam were conspiring together
3. Fear mongoring
4. Having the worst environmental record ever
5. Having a net loss of jobs during the term
6. Consistently lying to everyone on a regular basis (see any stump speech)

That's off the top of my head.

 

[Ignatz Mouse]

Biggest Deficit Ever. That's the biggest issue on the table for me, anyway. Iraq would be, but what's done is done and Kerry isn't going to act much differently than Bush now that we're in there.

 

[Maxwell House]

This story will grow bigger and bigger up through election day. It is in this week's Time magazine. This is a HUGE story. The corruption involved with Cheney, Bush and Haliburtion is disgusting.

 

[MIMIC]

I did a double-take when I first read this story.

<Kyle's Mom> What..what...WHAT?

 

[Diablos]

Clinton lied about a blowjob. Bush lied about WMD's, Haliburton, Job Growth, and Healthcare. I fear many in this country think what Clinton did was worse.

Took the words right out of my mouth. What Clinton did isn't great or anything, but my god, compared to Bush it's minor. A LOT of people in this country think otherwise. They also blame Clinton entirely for ignoring al queda attacks that weren't technically on US soil. Please. If they continued to attack us like that, and not here in our country, Bush would have done the same damn thing. Besides, Clinton warned Bush about bin Laden when he got into office. He obviously didn't take his advice too seriously.

 

[Spike Spiegel]

And yet, there's no such thing as a mainstream liberal media bias.