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Bush Doesn't Care

 

August 23, 2005

 

On August 23rd, Bush said anti-war activities weaken the US and went on to declare that most military families support the war. What Bush and company fail to grasp is that Bush's insistence on shedding blood in Iraq in the first place, weakened the U.S.

 

Our military is now so dispersed that a legitimate military threat could only be answered by a weak response. Plus, Bush has failed to significantly increase the number of armed services since 2001. The token amount in late 2004 was not enough to keep our military strong, especially in time of war.

 

He doesn't care.

 

The Iraq war has weakened the US economically, costing at least 300 billion dollars, which could have been spent on a stronger military and a healthier population. The debt of the Iraq War has weakened the nation to the brink of economic collapse when coupled with the trillions in debt he and the Republicans added to the bottom line all the while professing to fiscally responsible.

 

He doesn't care.

 

His unilateral action Iraq weakened us diplomatically through out the world. Certainly many countries have ideologies different from us, even threaten us, but diplomacy is a time tested method to settle affairs between disparate groups. It also works to ensure our place in the world economy.  “Diplomacy before guns” should have been the policy, but Bush's planning for a war in Iraq starting in early 2001 shows that diplomacy was not a concern.

 

He doesn't care.

 

Bush claims every life is precious, then why start a war in Iraq? Why lie about the reason for war to start one? Why allow Republican operatives to slime anti-war protesters when it is their right, even their obligation to protest and criticize. The real Americans here are those who question, probe and criticize and not those who blindly follow an Immoral leader.

 

Deep down in his un-Christian heart, Bush doesn't care. He only cares about power and money for himself and his close allies.

 

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