The more things change....
February 02, 2009 11:02 am ET by Eric Boehlert
This was the Vietnam-driven, Time doomsday cover for the issue published just weeks after the new Democratic president was sworn into office in 1993:

Now here's the latest Vietnam-driven, Newsweek doomsday cover for the current issue, published just days after the new Democratic president was sworn into office:

Aside for the bogus way the news weeklies jumped at the chance to hang a foreign policy "Vietnam" around the neck of brand new Democratic presidents, behold the especially surreal logic connected to the Newsweek cover and its attempt to connect Obama, in office for less than 14 days, to the battle for Afghanistan, which the Bush administration oversaw for nearly seven years.












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Eric, for comparison's sake, will you please post the Newsweek cover from early 2003 that described Iraq as "Bush's Vietnam."
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There was one, right?
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...right?
You mean like this:
Kennedy: Bush's Vietnam
Oh the left NEVER compared Bush and Vietnam...only us, how do you say, wingnuts?
Do you ever know what you're talking about?
I'm good on quite a few subjects and activities. You never did ask me about frogs. If you ever have a radiological problem, I can be of great assistence to your continued health, such as it maybe today.
That's a gimme.
Why yes he might have a hand there. It'd be hard to pick out discrete actions against frogs given his overal attack on the envirenment in point, and policy though. That's not to mention the personnel assigned to oversea the agencies that have various duties that can affect the envirenment.
I was hoping for a more fun question, like, A recently synthesized painkiller, supposedly non addictive, first detected in a frogs skin secretions is how many hundred times more potent than morphine?
What "attack" would that be? Ah, never mind...I'm sure it's more left wing pablum.
There is balance in nature. When one ecosystem falters another will rise:
New amphibian species found in Columbia
Stick to basement politics...it suits you well.