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    But one line of argument on the left holds that in fact it’s good for him politically. "Since taking office, Obama has justifiably noted over and over that he’s been cleaning up the mess left behind by Bush and Cheney" Corn writes. “That argument will lose its oomph, the smaller Bush and Cheney become in the rear-view mirror. Full Article at Michael Moore - This Just In
    Since taking office, Obama has justifiably noted over and over that he’s been cleaning up the mess left behind by Bush and Cheney
    SOURCE: Michael Moore - This Just In 1 month ago
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Attacks by Dick and Liz Cheney could be a good thing for Obama
  1. President Obama now seems afraid to make a decision…
    Dick Cheney – Dick Cheney SOURCE: Michael Moore - This Just In 1 month ago
  2. That argument will lose its oomph, the smaller Bush and Cheney become in the rear-view mirror. But here comes Cheney, jumping on the hood, pressing his face against the windshield, and proclaiming, ‘I’m here.’ What could be better for Obama?
    SOURCE: Michael Moore - This Just In 1 month ago
  3. Dick Cheney and the Bush administration were incompetent war fighters. They ignored Afghanistan for 7 years with a crude approach to counter-insurgency warfare best illustrated by: 1. Deny it. 2. Ignore it. 3. Bomb it.
    SOURCE: Michael Moore - This Just In 1 month ago
  4. President Obama is presiding over a slow-motion civil-military crash occasioned by his meandering Afghanistan strategy review
    SOURCE: Michael Moore - This Just In 1 month ago
  5. I think it’s pretty safe to say that the vice president was, for seven years, not focused on Afghanistan ... Even more curious given that [the request for] an increase in troops sat on desks in this White House, including the vice president’s for more than eight months.
    Robert Gibbs – Robert Gibbs SOURCE: Michael Moore - This Just In 1 month ago

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