If the idea is to end the war now, the Dems are doing a lousy job. If the idea is politically embarass Bush by making him sign a bunch of waivers (which I’m sure would trigger Murtha/MoveOn anti-war campaign offensive) then good for them, but Bush isn’t running again and couldn’t care less about political embarassment. And that will even provide cover for the GOPs surrender caucus to mealy-mouth the war and improve their polls.
The Dems believe in the war. The Dems are committed to the war. But the war they are fighting is against Bush. If they really cared about ending Iraq, the profiles in courage would take real, immediate action. Not slow bleed. Not non-binding. And all the protestations of Badger, Laura and their ilk won’t change that fact.
They’re headed for a spectacular splintering sooner rather than later. Just ask Hillary, who’s already getting a taste of it. Just wait until the important action alerts start flying!
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Maybe it is finally dawning on them that being "anti-war" is only a platform and not a strategy, and that being "anti-Bush" is not a plan. It may have garnered some votes and scored some political points, but it is not leadership by any means. I hope the public recognizes it as well. |
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the wolf
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Just wait until the important action alerts start flying! Yawn. Wake me if some DD milquetoast attempts to prove his anti-war mettle by smashing a barricade or something. I’m sure I’ll be amused if I’m not dead of old age. |
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"Bush ’’hasn’t to date done anything we’ve asked him to do, so why we would think he would do anything in the future is beyond me,’’"
Did she say please? |
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timactual
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