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"Iraq should be a lesson learned. We cannot ever again put American boots on the ground in a hostile Arab country. Iraq was an optional war. There will always be or there were other ways, I should say, of removing Saddam."
Go on, guess. Don't look behind the cut until you have.
Bill O'Reilly.
Now there is a sentiment I never expected to see.
The New Republic blog where I got this little tidbit goes on to compare this to Walter Cronkite declaring Vietnam a stalemate. Who knew that anyone would ever be comparing O'Reilly to Cronkite? Besides to say something like, "Boy, that Bill O'Reilly is sure no Walter Cronkite."
Go on, guess. Don't look behind the cut until you have.
Bill O'Reilly.
Now there is a sentiment I never expected to see.
The New Republic blog where I got this little tidbit goes on to compare this to Walter Cronkite declaring Vietnam a stalemate. Who knew that anyone would ever be comparing O'Reilly to Cronkite? Besides to say something like, "Boy, that Bill O'Reilly is sure no Walter Cronkite."
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http://www.rollingstone.com/news/story/10432334/was_the_2004_election_stolen
Written by one of the heirs of our country's less, um, disgusting?, no, um, deplorable?, no, um, well, not the Bushes.
It's fascinating and sickening and infuriating. And has more footnotes than your librarian heart can shake a stick at.
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