Okay, he meant
valid reasons. Do you think that if Kerry had been president instead of Bush he would have just let Al-Qaida go? As a direct result of President Bush's actions, Osama bin Laden is still on the loose. He "outsourced" the responsibility of capturing Osama to the very same warlords who were originally sheltering him, all so he could divert troops toward Iraq
before the war was approved by Congress. Well, he let bin Laden slip away and has been trying to convince people through misleading and confusing statements that Saddam was somehow behind 9/11, which he wasn't. Don't even try to push the "he went after the terrorists" point on us. If Bush had really given a

about stopping any potential terrorist attacks he would have listened to his insistent intelligence advisors and stopped them before they happened.
Now, about Iraq. You say that he got rid of Saddam, but does that automatically make the world a safer place? Well, if you look at the facts that parts of Iraq are still insecure and that swarms of new terrorists are being recruited, it makes the world a whole lot less safe. Or, you could pull a "Bush Administration" and pretend that these facts aren't true. The war was never about "liberating" the Iraqis, Bush didn't give a

about them until it became politically advantageous to do so. He went in because he told us there were WMDs, which there weren't. Seriously, you have to stop using the word "liberated", because the Iraqis are under martial law and locked down - they aren't being tortured anymore, but they certainly aren't free to do what they please.
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