I didn't catch Bush's speech. Figured it would be redundant. I watched the OU Women take on Baylor at Baylor.
My decision was a major coup. Bush's redundancy was redundancy squared. Bush's imbroglio was self-evident.
Let me have your children, your husbands and your wives to see if one more "plan" can work. Can? There is no difference between the meaning of "can" and "might" in this sophomoric blunder.
Yeh, let's give it a try! ::::::::
No skin off of my back here. Not sending my kids, my wife, my husband, or my kind.
We're sending "non-trust fund" troops who want to gamble with their lives in hopes of college. After all, they signed up. It is part of their duty.
The Sooner women lost the first half, or, if you will, the first two quarters, but it was the last two quarters that count. Both teams played with five players with players on the bench. The less than full crowd could yell and scream their heads off, but they couldn't get on the court and help their hapless team out the second half.
Though Baylor tried to rally a "surge," it didn't happen. While the game was going on, Bush was laying out a plan for our victory with more troops during the 4th quarter, in an arena where the other team is not defined and is as large as 300,000 and without an end game. No referees.
No clocks. No rules. No fouls.
We are sending our troops in because it "can" work. Bush's team "ain't no mental giant, here." Don't you love it when Iraqi's join in the prognosticatin' in the green zone or 3 thousand miles away?
My 90 year old WWII veteran and I called it, the very second our troops crossed the border. "I will hold President Bush personally liable for every one of our troops we lose over there!" he said with gripped teeth.
Yep, it doesn't take ahlzeimers medication to call this one. And, ..
. now he is doing it again. Redundancy stupid, .
.. doubled.
Bush is right, his decisions are unacceptable.
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