Oh they’re total hypocrites…they’ve also conveniently forgot that President Clinton and VP Al Gore, who have routinely chided Bush on waging an illegal war, were resolute in their belief that Saddam Hussein was developing a clandestine WMD program during the 90′s.

HYPOCRITES

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“This type of defeatist rhetoric occurs on a regular basis in the Leftist world. Rather than identify the true enemy (terrorists), they set their sites on President Bush, conservatives, Christianity, and our soldiers.”

Exactly.

Has anyone else noticed that back in the dark ages of the pants dropper regime, that it was “politics of personal destruction that had to stop at the water’s edge because if you criticize him you criticize the troops” if we called him a liar, draft dodger, or adulterer?

And yet now these same people who whined about “politics of personal destruction” back then are the ones who call the President, Conservatives, the troops, and anyone else who questions them every nasty name under the sun. They’ll even go overseas to smear those who don’t agree with their agenda.

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O’Brain,

Actually, I think Iran declared war on the USA several times in the last 20 years. They did so very publically each time. I think the last one was in the late 1990s after we denied them a purchase of MIGs from Russia.

So, Iran has declared war several times, is sending in troops to attack US/Coalition/Iraqi troops and people, is supplying terror organizations, is openly persuing WMDs, is stating that they will attack and destroy Israel and the USA, is threatening Europe, and much more.

How much clearer can Iran’s intentions and actions be? When will the world respond? Will the world respond? Or is the UN filled with anti-West “Kos diarists” to blinded by hatred of the USA (which does more to help the world daily than the UN has ever done) to do anything?

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Fine, then declare war; present the evidence, and put it to the Democratic Congress. They oh-so-love to be called out like that.

http://thehill.com/leading-the-news/house-lawmakers-release-bipartisan-agreement-on-iraq-seek-end-to-rhetoric-2007-09-26.html

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“Webb says that because the Revolutionary Guard is a military arm of the Iranian government, the resolution declaring it a terrorist organization is “tantamount to a declaration of war.” ”

Hey, Webb, they declared war on us in 1979.

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The left is just nuts — from the Dems to the MSM, they are just out of touch with reality.

Did anyone notice the pathetic story of David Shuster trying to play ‘gotcha’ politics with a congresswoman by trying to accuse her of not knowing the name of a fallen soldier from her district? Well, turns out the moron was wrong:

http://newsbusters.org/blogs/mark-finkelstein/2007/09/26/fallen-soldier-shuster-used-gotcha-game-gop-rep-blackburn-did-not-

We cannot expect these idiots to stand up for America’s best interests; Democrats must not be trusted with national security issues.

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Name that movie: Mad Max Beyond ThunderDome…I haven’t got this fired up from reading an article in a while. The Democrats are an absolute embarrassment to this country.

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Who runs Barter Town?
Master Blaster runs Barter Town.

Who is Master Blaster?

“Anti-war groups, already consumed by Iraq, tried to mobilize an effort against the Iran resolution, sending out e-mail alerts calling on their members to bombard Senate offices with phone calls opposing the Iran resolution.
The resolution “opens the door for U.S. military operations within Iran, would put our nation on a dangerous and deadly course, and sets conditions for war with Iran,” said Tom Andrews, a former congressman from Maine who is now director of Win Without War, a coalition of anti-war groups. “At a time when U.S. troops are already stuck in Iraq’s unwinnable civil war, it is unconscionable that the United States Senate would seek to escalate tensions with Iran.” “

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great post

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