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In response to "It's the difference between "good intentions, bad result" and "evil intentions, intended result" -- nm" by TWuG

I suppose. But I think Dubya was weak willed enough to allow people with bad intent to institute policy. Like the people around Cheney and Rumsfeld. -- nm

Posted by Mel Profit (aka mel profit) Mar 30 '17, 10:23

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Those two guys, for all their glaring flaws, understood how to exercise power. - Will Hunting Mar 30, 10:30 2
- I don't view that as a positive in their case. It's actually a negative. It might be the only thing I can tolerate when it comes to Drumpf... - Mel Profit Mar 30, 10:43 1
  - In the context of the rational alpha-state actor, understanding the concept of gradual (as much as Cheney/Rummy did) power shifts is vital - Will Hunting Mar 30, 10:59

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