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Even George W Bush's ETHICS lawyer thought Bolton was dangerous
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Even my mom knows the name John Bolton, and not for a good reason.
This man genuinely still believes the Iraq war was the best choice. He wrote an op-ed about that as recently as 2016 I believe. And then there's everything he did during the Bush administration.
I could hardly think of a worse replacement option besides **** Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld. Bolton should never be allowed anywhere near a powerful government position ever again.
What a disgrace
This man genuinely still believes the Iraq war was the best choice. He wrote an op-ed about that as recently as 2016 I believe. And then there's everything he did during the Bush administration.
I could hardly think of a worse replacement option besides **** Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld. Bolton should never be allowed anywhere near a powerful government position ever again.
What a disgrace
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Faux "News" wildin out as usual
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Just catching up on this evenings news and I find out that the irrelevant carcass of John Bolton is becoming the new NSA?
Guess the manbaby will get his wars after all...
Who would've thought that neocon's would be back in style in the swamp?
Guess the manbaby will get his wars after all...
Who would've thought that neocon's would be back in style in the swamp?
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https://www.politico.com/story/2018/03/22/house-intel-mark-zuckerberg-480406
House Intel Republicans shoot down hearing with Zuckerberg
House Intel Republicans shoot down hearing with Zuckerberg
EddieDoyers
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Does the National Security Adviser require Senate confirmation? I don't think so but I don't recall exactly.
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Just like Cadet Bone Spurs he was also unwilling to go fight in a war himself.
EddieDoyers
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Guess who said this
Bush spent his load on being a Neocon...Trump is No Bush..nice try though
I ain't gonna say his name though
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That's all fine and dandy... as long as those people realize they got effed. I wouldn't be surprised if they vote for him again and project the blame elsewhere.
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As expected, Dapper Don's minions are rejoicing the announcement of Bolton.
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Project for a New American Century is poisoning foreign policy
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Delete
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No it does not
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In and out is actually good though.
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Member when Hillary was supposed to be the dangerous one. Member? I member
EddieDoyers
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NyTimes would be infinitely better without the op eds
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Sleepwalking into
In any case, I've been religiously watching Hokuto no Ken and practicing my fist of the North Star.
"You're already dead"
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Well I guess I'll send a pre-emptive thoughts and prayers to both parts of Korea then. As someone mentioned earlier, not only is he still a fierce supporter of the Iraq war (and played a role in the uranium lie to gather support for it) but he also wants a pre-emptive strike on North Korea.
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