Don't you mean Bush is'nt the 'half-man' that Clinton is?
Bush is one of the best presidents that this country has ever had, period. He made a brave and honorable decision, as the leader of a countrywho's population, unfortunately, contains a significant number of scared, spoiled, cultureless, hypocritical little by-products of freedom and now he's paying the price via critisism by these champions.
It's too bad that war isn't the only cost of freedom.
You're right about Clinton when you say that he wouldn't have gone to war with Iraq over weapons that didn't exist. Instead, he would probably be spending millions of dollars making trips back and forth to Iraq to have lunch with their rulers, while working out "diplomatic resolutions". In other words, negotiating deals with them regarding weapons that do exist, selling you and your children and their children out like he did with the Chinese.
It'd be alright though as long as he gave you the tax break that meant you'd be able to afford that new and beautiful gas-guzzling SUV, right? Speaking of fuel, the possibilities for using other forms have been there for years. Clinton could have made the changes that you think would be better for our pocketbooks and the environment when he was in office.
I'll never understand the people that think eating is more important than sleeping or respect the people that wouldn't, out of the same fear and greed that they accuse their leaders of, protect theirs and others rights to do both.
Where Bush enters the oval office with another executive, wearing a tie, Clinton would enter with a prostitue, wearing edible underwear.
Don't even try to compare them. One is a man that has integrity and the other is a boy that doesn't. Clinton should have been a trash talk show host, not a president.
And who, with half a brain, cares that we have yet to find the weapons that we expected to find, which, by the way, are probably hidden in Bill Clintons basement. We had more than one objective, none of which were to steal anybodies oil.
We are still in the process of liberating and assisting in the reformation of the Iraq government and justice is being served to the men involved in the crimes against the citizens of Kuwait. Crimes that took place before Clinton was even elected.
This is my first and last post to this thread. I wouldn't mind debating these topics on a more appropriate forum with courageous rebels, if you will, but I've got better things to do than argue with frightened little ingrates on this forum.

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