Last Night's State of the Union Address Bush sends a clear message to the world in his address: distress.
Rodleen Getsic
What the President said last night describes exactly the state of the world: "a contagion of violence," (in his own words).
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Anarchy is what? Severe dictatorship is now taking place. The House sits strong. Senator McCain slept through his speech.
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The goals for Bush's five year plan are to increase US involvement in Iraq, Iran, North Korea, Africa.... The world all over- war and aid and terror. I heard the President push folks to volunteer to war, and I heard him say "do not wear the uniform." He praised a man with a silver star for standing with courage in front of a gunner to block the shot. Some people spoke privately about the President's involvement with Ms. Rice. "Condoleeza's his girlfriend," said HippiSteve.
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What about the State of The Union? Where do we stand? "War on terror!" Waronterr? This is the focus President Bush is envisioning for our future. More war. He wants to "fight against extremism." (Which makes no sense, for he himself is an extremist.) He wants "victory." Bush is promoting war and control. This is outright aggravated assault on the Middle East, and soon, the world, and us. This is ludicrous. The meanwhile neglect of our own nation's divided [untied] states leaves us as vulnerable as never before. Our homeland is not secure.
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What is President Bush's vision on how "America cannot fail?"
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"Waronterr!" Rhymes with: "Moron Scare."