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Bush's Legacy

Started by Werekoala, February 28, 2008, 10:48:51 AM

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Ian Absentia

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March 12, 2008, 05:36:26 PM
Quote from: John MorrowWell, you can trace it all the way back to [...snip...] the French...
Which, for the record, I do.  We were unfortunate enough to have accepted the lateral pass, though.
QuoteHistory overlooks Kennedy's mistakes, and Eisenhower's mistakes, and has even been going easy on Johnson, Nixon, and Carter, all of whom have a lot to answer for, too.
Well, hell, who is to blame, then?  Robert McNamara?

!i!

(P.S. Please explain: Carter?  Fall of Siagon, April 1975.  Beginning of Carter administration, January 1977.)
(P.P.S. Oh, the handling of the Vietnamese refugee crisis. D'uh.  Never mind.)

John Morrow

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March 12, 2008, 06:28:40 PM
Quote from: Ian AbsentiaWhich, for the record, I do.  We were unfortunate enough to have accepted the lateral pass, though.Well, hell, who is to blame, then?  Robert McNamara?

Things happen?  Can I blame Walter Cronkite?

Quote from: Ian Absentia(P.S. Please explain: Carter?  Fall of Siagon, April 1975.  Beginning of Carter administration, January 1977.)
(P.P.S. Oh, the handling of the Vietnamese refugee crisis. D'uh.  Never mind.)

Not really what I had in mind.  I was talking more generally about flaws and not specifically Vietnam.  Carter's presidency was a mess.  I'll happily add the Vietnamese refugee crisis to the pile, though. :)
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