Terrorism Policy Is All George Bush’s Fault

The current administration has made drinking game out of blaming George Bush for every problem in this country. You’d think that President Obama and his staff would be careful not to take policy cues from someone as dangerously stupid and incompetent as they paint his predecessor. Unless of course, it’s politically expedient.

“The most important thing for the public to understand is we’re not handling any of these cases any different than the Bush administration handled them all through 9/11″, Mr. Obama told CBS News on Sunday.

Of course, terror trials are not the only area in which the current administration is simply carrying out the policies of the Bush era. The withdrawal timetable for Iraq, the surge in Afghanistan, stimulus spending, signing statements. Whether you agree with these policies or not, they’re hardly Obama originals.
The best quote was from the President’s counterterrorism advisor.

“Quite frankly, I am tiring of politicians using national security issues such as terrorism as a political football.”

Right. because terrorism has only been used in this way by Bush from 9/12/2001 to 1/19/2009, and by Republicans since Christmas Day, 2009. Democrats don’t engage in that sort of thing. Obama himself certainly never treated terrorism like a “political football”. If you want to stop Republican attacks on the practice of treating terrorists like common criminals, then show them that these trials are reducing terrorism. Until you can do that, it doesn’t matter if the opposition stems from genunie ideological differences or if it’s political opportunism; they’re still right.

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  • http://Array Lock ‘em up

    Yeah, I’m pretty moderate now.

  • lock’em’up

    “play”? You think the right-wing extremists recruiting the ignorant masses to crush the American way and dilute the constitution is a game? I take the threat seriously, I just fight by pointing out the folly of their ways.

  • Lock ‘em up

    Aww hells no! “Obama is not the root of all evil”

    It’s been nice reading your comments. Good luck on some non-right-wing-extremist blog somewhere.

  • sayanything-42

    Why don’t you go play with the Kos-sacks?

  • sayanything-2

    ““Quite frankly, I am tiring of politicians using national security issues such as terrorism as a political football.”

    So, is Barri going to resign and turn himself in for committing this crime?

  • sayanything-42

    Play, as in “go play on the freeway.”

    The “masses” are The People, by, for, and of whom the Government is Constituted.

    The only threat you have demonstrated that you take seriously is the threat to your party.

  • sayanything-43

    The problems with the terrorism policy is where the left has had the most influence.

    Even with Barrack H. Obama they hate us and they will continue to hate us no matter how we appease them.

    We need to defeat them.

  • sayanything-42

    If by defeat you mean exterminate, then yes.

  • Lock ‘em up

    “terror trials are not the only area in which the current administration is simply carrying out the policies of the Bush era. The withdrawal timetable for Iraq, the surge in Afghanistan, stimulus spending, signing statements. Whether you agree with these policies or not, they’re hardly Obama originals.”

    OH SNAP! Rob’s not gonna be happy with you. You just wait till he tells Scott that Obama is not the root of all evil, in your sick deluded mind.

  • sayanything-4744

    OH SNAP! Rob’s not gonna be happy with you. You just wait till he tells Scott that Obama is not the root of all evil, in your sick deluded mind.

    Obama is not the root of all evil any more than Bush was. I doubt very seriously that Rob believes that.

    Rob and several others on this board derided Bush’s spending policies during his administration. Bush was, for most of his two terms, a tax-and-spender without the taxes. He was also allergic to vetoes until 2007 or so. The funny thing is that Bush’s fiscal policies are derided by the Left and held out as proof that conservatism is bad for the economy when those policies represent the worst in liberal economic thinking.

    Obama is doing what Bush did only on a much larger scale. Somehow this is viewed as a good thing on the Left, as if doing something wrong is bad, but doing something more wrong on a much larger scale is good.

  • sayanything-2361

    I’ve never heard you speak so glowingly of Bush! You’ve completely turned around!

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