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This 1936 file photo shows Idaho U.S. Sen. William Borah. Being dead since 1940 hasn't kept Sen. Borah from being inserted squarely into 2008 presidential politics after Democratic candidate Barack Obama took issue with President Bush's borrowing of a quote from Borah Thursday, May 15, 2008 in...
"We have heard this foolish delusion before. As Nazi tanks crossed into Poland in 1939, an American senator declared: 'Lord, if I could only have talked to Hitler, all this might have been avoided." -George W. Bush quoting William Borah (R. ID)I've wasted far to much mental energy over the last...
Source: AP (5-17-08) Being dead since 1940 hasn't kept Idaho U.S. Sen. William Borah from being inserted squarely into 2008 presidential politics after Democratic candidate Barack Obama took issue with President Bush's borrowing of a quote from Borah. In a speech Thursday to the Israeli Knesset,...
Bush then recalled a comment attributed to Borah in 1939 following Germany's invasion of Poland. The comments have touched off back-and-forth salvos from the various camps, with Obama lashing out at President Bush and at Republican presidential rival John McCain for "dishonest, divisive" attacks...
Bush then recalled a comment attributed to Borah in 1939 following Germany's invasion of Poland. The comments have touched off back-and-forth salvos from the various camps, with Obama lashing out at President Bush and at Republican presidential rival John McCain for "dishonest, divisive" attacks...
Bush then recalled a comment attributed to Borah in 1939 following Germany's invasion of Poland. The comments have touched off back-and-forth salvos from the various camps, with Obama lashing out at President Bush and at Republican presidential rival John McCain for "dishonest, divisive" attacks...
By Associated Press Saturday, May 17, 2008 - Being dead since 1940 hasn’t kept Idaho U.S. Sen. William Borah from being inserted squarely into 2008 presidential politics after Democratic candidate Barack Obama took issue with President Bush’s borrowing of a quote from Borah. In a speech Thursday...
anyone know the name and source of the reference Pres. Bush made to the senator who wanted to talk to Hitler? Have not seen it anywhere. Hitler quote Borah may be best known today for having allegedly said, in September 1939, after Germany invaded Poland, “Lord, if only I could have talked to...
BOISE, Idaho - The comments have touched off back-and-forth salvos from the various camps, with Obama lashing out at President Bush and at Republican presidential rival John McCain for "dishonest, divisive" attacks in intimating the Democratic presidential hopeful would be soft on terrorists....
May 17, 2008 4:06 AM (23 mins ago) By JOHN MILLER, AP » 23 mins ago: Late Senator figures in 2008 presidential furor « 1 hr 13 ago: Senator dead since 1940 figures in 2008 presidential furor (AP Photo) This 1936 file photo shows Idaho U.S. Sen. William Borah. Being dead since 1940 hasn't kept...
This 1936 file photo shows Idaho U.S. Sen. William Borah. Being dead since 1940 hasn't kept Sen. Borah from being inserted squarely into 2008 presidential politics after Democratic candidate Barack Obama took issue with President Bush's borrowing of a quote from Borah Thursday, May 15, 2008 in...
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