On your second point, it's wishful spinning by the left to somehow think that France will change their anti-US policies the second John Kerry finishes his swearing in ceremony. Especially when people wake up to realize that Kerry and Bush's foreign policies aren't really looking all that different.
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From: Robert Munn
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Now toss in the massive fraud committed by several large companies (Enron, Worldcom, Adelphia, etc.) during the 90's. Those companies crashed in spectacular fasion during the Bush administration, but due to earlier wrongdoing. And they laid off LOTS of people. What caused this massive spike in fraud? Greed, certainly, and poor board oversight. But I believe President Clinton set a terrible ethical example during the 90's. Lots of people looked at what he did over the years and said, Hey, the President can get away with it, why not us? But this isn't about Clinton.
Look at this article:
No French or German turn on Iraq
By Jo Johnson in Paris, Betrand Benoit in Berlin and James Harding in Washington
Published: September 26 2004 21:13 | Last updated: September 26 2004 21:13
French and German government officials say they will not significantly increase military assistance in Iraq even if John Kerry, the Democratic presidential challenger, is elected on November 2.
http://news.ft.com/cms/s/36048bf8-0ff7-11d9-ba62-00000e2511c8.html
I want to hear reactions from Bush and Kerry to this story.
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