72 individuals on terror watch list working for DHS

[Dylan]

[Indy]

[Dylan]

Bush was criticized roundly. He was far less popular at this point in his presidency than Obama is now. I think it was like Galt and 4 guys living in an ice-fishing cottage in the Great Lakes that still supported him when he finally, mercifully, left office to retreat to his home and paint naked pictures of himself while trying to pretend 2000 to 20008 didn't happen.

[John Galt]

yeah i didn't like that part. yeah, there's some men and women in uniform who are muslims, like Nidal Hasan

he should have said "they include" instead of "they are"

also i reject his idea of what a "religious test" is and that we shouldn't have them. while it might be against someone's religion to do X legal constitutionally protected activity, having a test to decide if they support other people's right to do X legal constitutionally protected activity. these are important things we should look at. i'd happily trade increased screening for people who truthfully (through lie detectors) pass tests about these things if they support others rights to things like pissing on the koran for millions of syrian immigrants... if they pass the tests

just the way he was delivering the speech was bad. he was moving his head side to side... i just don't understand his posture, why he was at a podium. i dunno. if you print george bush's speech's it looked like something woodrow wilson, our most intellectual president, would have said. im just saying it looked bad. he looked tired. was a bad speech. i also disagreed with some of the content though, yes

[Dylan]

[John Galt]

[Philly]

No we don't need boots on the ground. What a terrible idea.

[Dylan]

What's amazing is that conservatives fall for the exact same ploy yet again. They learned nothing from the invasion of Iraq. It would be funny if there weren't a non-negligible chance of such people coming into power again.

[John Galt]

[Philly]