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Originally posted by arsenal@Nov 23 2004, 03:56 PM
AFAIK Bush never publicly made a statement as harsh as Days'.
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Wow, and Day's comments were so "harsh". I guess Day could have been more of a statesmen and defined three nations as the Axis of Evil. Or he could have been more of a leader and villified a whole group of people as enemies of family values because of their sexual orientation and desire to make a committment to each other and legally define their "family" according to the law of the land. You're right, George Bush never publicly made a statement as harsh as Day. Wait a second, Day's comment wasn't really public, it was made in an e-mail and was released without his consent. Seems like a pretty low calss move by someone IMO and an attempt to make someone look bad. More proof you can't trust a reporter any farther than you can throw Rita McNeil.
BTW, I do find it extremely ironic that Day gets skewered because of information for an article written by David Frum, the same guy who coinned the term "Axis of Evil" for George Bush.