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Originally posted by Hank Chinaski
yes. That the President choose to visit one area instead of another is proof positive that everytihng is failing.
Similarly your cites earlier today from several unnamed sources prove positive that Bush ignored everyone and did what he wanted.
you win! It's not Will trying to force some point from a geographic choice, and the other sources don't really just evidence the opposite of your point, that there is discussion and several viewpoints across the people who are involved in the decision.
Do you get that once the President has made a decision, the people who urged against that direction are always people that weren't able to control the direction. That was true when Washington was President.
I realize your blogger eye view makes you see the running of governemnt as something quite focused, but anyone who has clue one of the relaity realizes this type citation is only so much tripe; all big executive decisions start with disagreement and various views.
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Tell Spanky. He's the one who's surprised that there was disagreement within the military over the surge.
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