Peace in Our Time" and "Mission Accomplished" = Two of a Kind

Appeasement - certainly, "peace in our time" represents a great foreign policy/strategic/military blunder. But now, now we have "mission accomplished" to represent another great foreign policy/strategic/military blunder.

"Mission accomplished" - yet the mission never was factual, it certainly wasn't accomplished, the unintended results have been great and negative, incompetence is demonstrated from the Oval Office and the neo-cons and our 'president' are discredited. The Republicans are not only broken, they're in disarray and routed.

Bush's "Mission Accomplished" quote is a current day equivalent to Neville Chamberlain's "Peace in our Time." Those quotes equally symbolize and illustrate failure. Bush and Chamberlain both will be remembered forever as disasters in office.

For John McCain to question Barack Obama's preparation for job is a real hoot, like Chamberlain atacking Churchill because he wasn't prepared for the job. John McCain will, if elected, continue George W. Bush's disatrous policies, the policies of a man and a party that has had a Katrina like effect upon our nation. That's why McCain must be defeated.

Comments

[classy conservative]

Adkins, if it is at all possible, get a life. Judging from your lack of comments I would think that you would come to the conclusion that your drivel is both unsubstantiated and unsupportive of American values and beliefs. Are you really reduced to blaming Bush and McCain to distract from your own shortcomings?

[Bill Adkins]

I have no shortcomings. If you'd like I can demonstrate. That said, Bush and McCain are the problema nd no part of the solution. That you don't recognize that demonstrates your own intellectual shortcomings.

[mystery solved]

Aha! So this is what it takes to get a response! ;)Interesting...... it makes sense now, in a maladaptive way. No intellectual shortcomings here, you would be surprised.