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Seriously, I really think the Dems (to be known as the Dums until they wise up) should leave George W. Bush alone on the National Guard issue. After all, THERE'S A WAR ON! A stupid, ill-considered and violent venture planned by a bunch of greedy thugs who have no idea how their nice and tidy little cash cow turned into a horribly bloody and wasteful tragedy. The 1,000 dead American soldiers have been referred to as a "relatively small" number by the Vampire (Donald Rumsfeld), and since Bush has, once again, failed to show any real courage or leadership by saying SOMETHING about that comment, we should assume this is the official government stance.

"Relatively small." Very easy to say, especially if you're not among the dead. As easy as saying "Bring 'em on." They brought it on, alright. They've been bringing it on for over a year. (When George W. Bush was asked what his biggest mistake was, he might have cited this inspirational line. I wonder what the soldiers think of the president inviting the insurgents to attack?)

But I admit, I'm a rather mean-spitrited blogger. And I found a pretty good article that ties up most of the information about the days when George W. Bush was defending Texas from the Viet Cong. Read "Why Bush Left Texas" by Russ Baker from The Nation. You can feel bad about grinning over it. Then we need to get back to exposing the war.