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      Dean would make the U.S. legitimate?

      From CNSNews.com:

      War Done 'Wrong Way at the Wrong Time,' Dean Says

      (CNSNews.com) - Democratic presidential candidate Howard Dean applauded the capture of Saddam Hussein by U.S. forces, but thumbed his nose at the Bush administration for launching the war in Iraq in "the wrong way at the wrong time." Said Dean: "Let me be very clear - my position on the war in Iraq has not changed. The difficulties and the tragedies which we have faced in Iraq show that the administration launched the war in the wrong way at the wrong time with inadequate planning, insufficient help at the extraordinary cost so far of $166 billion." Dean added: "An administration prepared to work with others in a true partnership might have been able, if it found no alternative to Saddam's ouster, then to rebuild Iraq with far less cost and far less risk." The Democrat credited Saddam's capture to the "skill and the courage of our military leaders, our U.S. forces, our intelligence personnel." Dean said under his administration, he will make his first priorities addressing terrorism and weapons of mass destruction. Dean said he will achieve his goal by restoring the country's legitimacy, credibility, and strength.
      This from the man who pretended he had a back problem to avoid Vietnam, then went skiing for several months. Oh, and his 'first proiorities' will be to do what W is doing already?

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      How can a nation born in treachery be made legitimate? :flag:
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      Force of numbers.

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      But did you know that there were more Americans fighting for the King than for Washington by the end of the war?

      A pity about all those French troops and ships.
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      How can a nation born in treachery be made legitimate? :flag:
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      But did you know that there were more Americans fighting for the King than for Washington by the end of the war?

      A pity about all those French troops and ships.
      - Vive la resistance!

      - Er, I mean, Vive la Freedom, the country formerly known as France!

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      or as bush would say "Unificator"
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      How can a nation born in treachery be made legitimate? :flag:
      LOL

      We should have a discussion one of these days about whether the American revolution was a just war or just revolt. It's an interesting question.
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