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Letters for March 26, 2006
Name’s omission disturbing
I just wanted to state the fact that of the names listed on the front page of Wednesday’s paper, one name was left off, either mistakenly or other.
That person’s name was Art Ramos. He was the 15th person discovered in the trailer. He was my supervisor and friend, and it disturbed me to see that he was not mentioned.
John Bennett
Baytown
Are Bush supporters sleeping well nowadays?
William Rusher column was right on (Is America doomed to lose?).
With George Bush, Cheney, Condi Rice, Rove, Libby and many more running our military how can America’s military win?
They have all been proven liars and wrong on everything about getting America in an unjust war. How can our military handle a mission with a non-military Bush gang telling our military what to do?
Bush has gotten over 2300 killed, over 17,000 wounded. Not counting thousands of innocent Iraqis.
So what was gained with getting Saddam out? Nothing but destroying a country that had nothing to do with 9-11-01.
Vietnam and Iraq were political wars that should not have happened. Bush is the one who tied the hands behind our military leaders backs. Bush and his cronies had no plan for the invasion and afterwards, none.
War is hell but it is worse when you have an incompetent President like we have.
Warren, you are right, many in this country have been hoodwinked y Bush.
Thank the Lord they have found out how bad Bush has misled this country. He has caused many hear aches for families who have lost loved ones or have come back from Iraq a completely different person.
I want to let you know, no one has spoken bad about our troops. Your treason words are wrong. I served and if I want to say something about who is sending our military to a war I can and will.
Bush is the worst President that has ever been over our great nation.
As for the enemy coming to our house, they are already here. Read the newspaper, watch the news, people are killing or hurting our people every day here, it’s a war here.
Now we have to pay for it, Iraq will never be stable.
How about 9 trillion dollars in debt, our children and grandchildren will have to pay it back someway.
We need to get our troops out as soon as possible. They are worn out and tired. People are not joining up now so they need rest for maybe God forbid another conflict.
The far right ultra and neo-cons are out of touch now with the American people.
I am also a Vietnam-era veteran and I support the rights of freedom of speech.
Bush is the one who got us in this mess, now he says it’s up to the next President to get us out of Iraq. What a man. I hope all you who voted for him can sleep well. I can because I did not or would not have voted for him.
Norman D. Burkett
Baytown
Shifting the debate is susual strategy
It is all too convenient to write off as a political ploy Senator Feingold’s attempt to hold Bush accountable for breaking the law. The President can and should act within the law at all times.
Shifting the debate is the usual strategy of the Bush administration when its policies are arrogant and indefensible.
Suzanne Morris
Baytown
I just wanted to state the fact that of the names listed on the front page of Wednesday’s paper, one name was left off, either mistakenly or other.
That person’s name was Art Ramos. He was the 15th person discovered in the trailer. He was my supervisor and friend, and it disturbed me to see that he was not mentioned.
John Bennett
Baytown
Are Bush supporters sleeping well nowadays?
William Rusher column was right on (Is America doomed to lose?).
With George Bush, Cheney, Condi Rice, Rove, Libby and many more running our military how can America’s military win?
They have all been proven liars and wrong on everything about getting America in an unjust war. How can our military handle a mission with a non-military Bush gang telling our military what to do?
Bush has gotten over 2300 killed, over 17,000 wounded. Not counting thousands of innocent Iraqis.
So what was gained with getting Saddam out? Nothing but destroying a country that had nothing to do with 9-11-01.
Vietnam and Iraq were political wars that should not have happened. Bush is the one who tied the hands behind our military leaders backs. Bush and his cronies had no plan for the invasion and afterwards, none.
War is hell but it is worse when you have an incompetent President like we have.
Warren, you are right, many in this country have been hoodwinked y Bush.
Thank the Lord they have found out how bad Bush has misled this country. He has caused many hear aches for families who have lost loved ones or have come back from Iraq a completely different person.
I want to let you know, no one has spoken bad about our troops. Your treason words are wrong. I served and if I want to say something about who is sending our military to a war I can and will.
Bush is the worst President that has ever been over our great nation.
As for the enemy coming to our house, they are already here. Read the newspaper, watch the news, people are killing or hurting our people every day here, it’s a war here.
Now we have to pay for it, Iraq will never be stable.
How about 9 trillion dollars in debt, our children and grandchildren will have to pay it back someway.
We need to get our troops out as soon as possible. They are worn out and tired. People are not joining up now so they need rest for maybe God forbid another conflict.
The far right ultra and neo-cons are out of touch now with the American people.
I am also a Vietnam-era veteran and I support the rights of freedom of speech.
Bush is the one who got us in this mess, now he says it’s up to the next President to get us out of Iraq. What a man. I hope all you who voted for him can sleep well. I can because I did not or would not have voted for him.
Norman D. Burkett
Baytown
Shifting the debate is susual strategy
It is all too convenient to write off as a political ploy Senator Feingold’s attempt to hold Bush accountable for breaking the law. The President can and should act within the law at all times.
Shifting the debate is the usual strategy of the Bush administration when its policies are arrogant and indefensible.
Suzanne Morris
Baytown