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Why I hate, rather than dislike, the Bush movement

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Unclaimed Territory | Glenn Greenwald | Why I hate, rather than dislike, the Bush movement

Dick Cheney, October 24, 2006:

Q. Are the terrorists trying to influence our election in your view?

THE VICE PRESIDENT: I think they're very much aware of our political calendar here, I really do. . . . So I think they are very conscious of the electoral timetable in the United States.

George Bush, October 18, 2006:

There’s certainly a stepped up level of violence, and we’re heading into an election.

New York Times, today:

In the deadliest sectarian attack in Baghdad since the American-led invasion, explosions from five powerful car bombs and a mortar shell tore through crowded intersections and marketplaces in the teeming Shiite district of Sadr City on Thursday afternoon, killing at least 144 people and wounding 206, the police said. . . .The attacks were the worst in an intensifying series of revenge killings in recent months, in a cycle that has increasingly paralyzed the political process and segregated the capital into Sunni and Shiite enclaves, and threatened to drag Iraq into an all-out civil war.