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"Anybody But Bush"
http://www.free-press.biz/06-2004/Rumsfeld-Ashcroft-04.html
Rumsfeld/Ashcroft 2004 - An Alternative to Bush
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In summary: Thanks for sharing it. In summary, the author believes that liberals should be supporting President Bush instead of vilifying him, and that he is doing a lousy job.
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jcsd
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Bush is a Commu-Trot, he's as unAmerican as Pirozhky pie and as red as Gorby's birth mark!
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Kerrie
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Bush = American Errorist 
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Rumsfeld/Ashcroft 2004
Oops, forgot the last line:
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Tsu
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Rumsfeld/Ashcroft??
What's a 'comprimize'??
JEEZ! What's this guy been SMOKIN'? :surprise:
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ashcroft is one of the worst parts of the admin!
Every part of this admin needs to go. I don't love John Kerry, but I have taken up advocating for him because, in the words of one famous person, "the house is on fire".
Every part of this admin needs to go. I don't love John Kerry, but I have taken up advocating for him because, in the words of one famous person, "the house is on fire".
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Robert Zaleski
According to Daryl L. Hunter, you Liberals should be embracing President Bush instead of vilifying him; he's one of yours.
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phoenixy
Robert Zaleski said:
yeah, like when he tries to ban gay marriage, he becomes god. When he is doing a lousy job, he becomes liberal
:uhh:
But maybe, just maybe, Bush is the best the Republican has to offer
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Let's see: erroding the Bill of Rights, calling for a Constitutional amendment to ban homosexual marriage, allowing big business to ruin the environment because he's in bed with with industry, supporting trade agreements that benefit large multinational corporations while screwing over just about everyone else...Yes, a liberal's dream...
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Kerrie said:Bush = American Errorist
That's a nice one Kerrie!
1. What was the "Rumsfeld/Ashcroft 2004" campaign all about?
The "Rumsfeld/Ashcroft 2004" campaign was a hypothetical alternative to George W. Bush's re-election bid in the 2004 United States presidential election. It proposed former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and former Attorney General John Ashcroft as a potential ticket for the Republican Party.
2. Why were Rumsfeld and Ashcroft chosen as potential candidates?
Rumsfeld and Ashcroft were both prominent figures in the Bush administration at the time, with Rumsfeld serving as Secretary of Defense from 2001-2006 and Ashcroft serving as Attorney General from 2001-2005. They were seen as experienced and well-known individuals who could potentially lead the country in a different direction.
3. How did the public react to the idea of Rumsfeld and Ashcroft running for president?
The idea of Rumsfeld and Ashcroft as potential candidates received mixed reactions from the public. Some saw it as a refreshing change from the current administration, while others criticized their roles in controversial policies such as the Iraq War and the Patriot Act.
4. Was the Rumsfeld/Ashcroft 2004 campaign ever officially launched?
No, the Rumsfeld/Ashcroft 2004 campaign was never officially launched. It was primarily a concept proposed by political commentators and media outlets as a potential alternative to the Bush/Cheney ticket.
5. Did Rumsfeld and Ashcroft ever express interest in running for president?
There is no evidence that Rumsfeld and Ashcroft ever expressed interest in running for president in 2004. Both men retired from their positions in the Bush administration and did not pursue any further political ambitions.
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