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Iraq War Defended in TV Address
‘Islamic Fascists’
Phrase Disputed
Kennedy says Bush
should be ashamed
(AP) — Democratic Sen. Russ Feingold called on
President Bush to refrain from using the phrase “Islamic
fascists,“ saying it was offensive to Muslims and has
nothing to do with global terrorists fighting the United
Slates.
“We must avoid using misleading and offensive terms
that link Islam with those who subvert this great religion
or who distort its teachings to justify terrorist activities,”
Feingold said Tuesday in a speech to the Arab American
Institute on Capitol Hill.
The Wisconsin senator, a potential 2008 presidential
candidate, said the label “Islamic fascists” makes no
sense and doesn’t help the U.S. effort to combat terror
ism.
“Fascist ideology doesn’t have anything to do with the
way global terrorist networks think or operate, and it
doesn’t have anything to do with the overwhelming
majority of Muslims around the world who practice the
peaceful teachings of Islam,” Feingold said.
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President Bush, in a prim e-tim e address from
the Oval O ffice on the five-year anniversary o f
the Sept. 11 attacks, staunchly defended the war
in Iraq even though he acknowledged that Saddam
Hussein was not responsible for the attacks that
ki lied nearly 3,000 people.
He said S addam 's regime, while lacking w eap
ons of mass destruction, was a clear threat that
posed "a risk the world could not afford to take.”
At least 2,666 U.S. servicem en and women have
died in Iraq.
"W hatever m istakes have been made in Iraq,
the worst m istake would be to think that if we
pulled out. the terrorists w ould leave us alone,”
the president said. "They will not leave us alone.
They will follow us.”
Hijacked planes used as missies on Sept. 11,
2001 destroyed the W orld Trade Center tow ers in
President Bush
addresses the
nation. (AP photo)
New York and a wing o f the Pentagon in W ash
ington, D.C. A nother plane crashed in Pennsyl
vania.
The attacks thrust the Untied States into a
costly and unfinished w ar against
terror and aw akened the world to
bin Laden, an exiled Saudi Arabian,
and his band o f al-Q aida terrorists.
Bin Laden, the reputed m aster
mind o f the attack, and other terror
ists are still in hiding, presum ably
in the border area between Afghani
stan and Pakistan.
Still, Bush calls Iraq the central
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front in the war on terrorism.
"The safety o f A m erica depends on the out
com e o f the battle in the streets o f Baghdad,” the
president said. He quoted bin Laden as calling
Iraq "the Third W orld W ar.”
Some leading Dem ocrats say President Bush
shouldn’t have used the m em ory o f the 9-11
attacks to defend the Iraq war.
Sen. Ted Kennedy says outright that Bush
"should be ashamed" o f giving a speech that
"had nothing to do with 9-11." The veteran
M assachusetts law m aker says the anniversary
w asn't the tim e to debate the president’s Iraq
policy.
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(A P) — G ov. A rnold S chw arzenegger
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