What has happened to Commander in Chief?
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Commander in Chief is coming back on this Thursday. 10:pm my\ntime,check your listings. Supposedto be pretty good,The Chief's hubby is accused of drinkin too much and something about some pictures. HMM,sounds good to me.
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I don't know.  He didn't have a problem with being president or commander and chief of the army.  \nWhat he did have a problem with was being a King the way some people wanted him to be.  He did not want to be absolute controller  That was what he and the Continental army were fighting against.
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Actually, Captain Smith DIDN'T stay the course.  He tried to alter it, which caused the iceberg to rip the side of the ship open.  If he would have went strait into it, most of the people would have lived...\n\n...But I know what you mean.\n\nYes, the President has been somewhat stubborn about Iraq.  The President, as a leader, needs to do what he feels is best for his country, but he must also obey those who he represents.  If most (it seems nearly all) of the people believe that Iraq is messed up in one way or another, then he needs to fix it.\n\nObviously, a LOT of people want him to start a phased withdrawal of the troops.  This would probably be best, but if the President were willing to do ANYTHING, anything at all to edit how things are going in Iraq, he would have received more respect than he does now (the Pol. & Gov. section of Answers shows how little he gets.)\n\nYou can't just go into a country and stick to the plan.  War requires movement, changes, positioning, and occasionally, new views.  The President has been using the same play book for the last 4+ years, and it's not working anymore; the other team knows the plays.  You've got to change things to win, and sadly to say, I don't believe that the President has taken Iraq seriously enough.\n\nHe needs to do something.  Correction, he NEEDED to do something.  It's too late now.  The President has lost all hope of gaining support from the people, due to his failure to change.  "Stay The Course" has killed our "War On Terror".  The Iraqi Civil War has begun, and we're sitting in there, trying to help one side win.  There was another war like this a while back, and it started with a "V".
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"Commander in Chief" has been "pulled" off the air for six weeks to make room in the schedule for a new comedy, "Sons & Daughters."\n\nIt will air through Feb 28th. It is expected to return April 18th for its final four new episodes of the season.
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Yes where is Bin Laden, at Bush's house having cocktails, and barbecue with Cheney, Rumsfeld and all the GOP boys. I am still waiting for WMD's and they don't seem to be coming. This whole thing has been lie after lie. Congress changes this fall, and I hope to see several investigations going on.
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Ha ha ha!!!  Rush Limbaugh serving in the military?  That's a good one!  That's almost as funny as the concept of George W. Bush, the incredible disappearing National Guardsman, being the Commander-in-Chief of the whole U.S. military.  Thanks for the laugh!
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There undoubtedly is but his henchmen wouldn't let it be found. Can't speak out against the commander in chief don't ya know? LOL
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I am not sure you are any longer interested in this, since the election results are out. For detailed reports, you need to check the reports his campaign filed with election commission.\n\ncc
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Yes, with the shift in the balance of power, his reign as supreme dictator is over. The checks and balance restored to government is a fine example of democracy at its finest.
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Officially Bush but. . .\nDick Cheney (Commander in Chief)
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This clown of a president and his buddies have turned our country into a police state. They've made us the laughing stock of the world not to mention this quagmire he got us into in Iraq.\nHopefully today the balance of power will shift away from these religious WACKOS who are screwing up the country.
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http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/darkside/interviews/drumheller.html\n\n\n"Something terrible is going to happen," and he just can't get anybody to focus on it. He said, "Tenet's been talking to the White House."\n\nThen, by the end of July, he said, "It seems to have gone away." Then in early August, they did the PDB [President's Daily Brief] piece for the president on that. But there was a sense. I saw it in [Deputy Director of Operations James] Pavitt; I saw it in Tenet; I saw it in my friend -- [then-CTC Director] Cofer Black's a very close friend of mine. I saw it in all these guys, that they were desperately trying to get the people to focus on this. This was a real threat. \n\nIt wasn't that people were blasé about it. It's just that the new administration had a million different things, and this wasn't what they were -- it just didn't seem to be resonating.
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There was an article about the Admiral Nelson in US News and World Report a few months ago.  He really did lose an arm and won several naval victories.  Great leader.
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If by chief, you mean commander-in-chief, then that would be George dubbya Bush. Thank you
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Oh Neddie, and the fun has not even started yet.  I have no idea of how this fool can re claim his legacy.  Its as if his daddy got Bush Jr the presidency....and Jr. broke it.  Let this lame duck presidency be the analogy of sending him to his room for a couple of years.  Wonder why Cheney and Rove seem so glum/ quiet lately?
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Isn't that pretty clear? George Bush and his lying cronies! Bush is the Commander in Chief! I guess he didn't learn much while he was AWOL from the National guard!
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I think the US generals disliked him a lot. He ignored everything that was reported about Iraq, and politically didn't act properly. He was an arrogant leader. Many liberals and democrats have called for his resignation. There is a lot of controversy surrounding the man. After all, he did supply Saddam with all those weird weapons.