Oh, was he a cabinet officer?
to me, a good right winger is a right winger who bows to left wingers.
No such thing. Thanks for playing, and please, clean up after your public, mental ion. You are making a mess of the place.
DR
Greenspan wasn't a cabinet officer.
This doesn't let you off the hook, no matter how hard you try:
if you want rose colors I give you rose colors, if you want green colors I give you green, if you want yellow I give you yellow, etc..
Each color is a different party in U.S., but from all colors it is pointed the same thing, the war was for oil.
Greenspan is only one color, your kin of Republican Libertarian who saw Bush at play.
To answer you excuse for cabinet officers and not let you off the hook with this excuse, Paul O'Neill was a cabinet officer -the only color that you pretend to accept here, but that's your attempt at cop out-.
O'Neill was the U.S. Treasurer from 2001 until 2003.
In
The Price of Loyalty by Ron Suskind, O'Neill was in a meeting in December 2000 where Bush and his cabinet talked about
how -not
why- to attack Iraq.
WMDs and
'liberation' came up as cover up.
January 2001, Cheney studied plans of oil wells in Iraq, showing his primary interest.
So Bush's link between 9/11 and Iraq is a cover up for Bush attacking Iraq.
For me, a right winger like you is good to lick toilets, Basement Girl.
