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Originally Posted by mookiemookie
I guess you missed the intro video to John McCain's acceptance speech at the RNC last year. Or every mention of "In the post 9/11 world..." by any Repub, or using 9/11 to push through the Patriot Act, or the fundraiser titled "$9.11 For Rudy" for Guiliani's presidential bid where the admission fee was $9.11...I could keep going. There's plenty of evidence.
If I'm in Loonville, you're the governor of the state of Loonachusetts 
Face it - politicians of every stripe use fear, emotion and death as a tool. Not limited to one side or the other.
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Uhh. No. There is simply no comparison of bringing up the terrorist attacks of 9/11/01 in keeping the nation focused on the war (which of course national security should be non-partisan
), and the Democrat moonbats at the Paul Wellstone memorial. Also, compare Republican behavior at Reagan's funeral. The Republicans did it right. You have an empty bag mookie. 9/11 is an issue that both parties should be onboard with. You have gone off the deep end with this one........ totally. I wish Democrats would put some actual real focus and emphasis on the 9/11 attacks. I wish Democrats would take 9/11 and National Security seriously.
And I also wish Democrats wouldn't view their dead colleagues as political opportunities to exploit. It's low class and plain sickening.
Anyway, watch and listen to the looney Al Franken here and contrast the images of the service at the end of the video.