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The Enemy of My Enemy…

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Posted on Apr 5, 2007

By Mike Luckovich

Assad and Pelosi

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By Sharon Ash, April 6, 2007 at 9:14 am #
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I would like to thank Nancy Pelosi for making the effort to re-establish diplomacy by meeting with Syrian President Bashar Assah.  Diplomatic relations have been totally ignored by the misguided Bush Administration who prefer to use bullying and name calling, not only with Syria, but most other countries.  I believe the leaders in other countries, other than Blair, find it insulting to their intelligence to try and have meaningful discourse with Mr. Bush.  Not only does he embarrass the Dixie Chicks, he is an embarrassment to the entire human race.  Never, again must Americans be so easily mislead.  We must insist on qualified leaders.

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By Margaret Currey, April 5, 2007 at 8:09 pm #
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You cannot talk to bush his ideas are cut into stone, anything about war is his version and no one is going to change his mind, but Vietnam was also a war and that war was put to an end by the American people.

Margaret from Vancouver, Washington

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By Polly Ester, April 5, 2007 at 3:30 pm #
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But, do you really want to talk to a wall!

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