If Hillary should be the next President, SHE will need to issue an apology for this War of Lies.

The Lie won’t go away, no matter how much those who love Tax Cuts more than they love America would want it to.

The Lie is there, forever.

All that’s left for Good Americans to do is to try to make up for it somehow.

How sad.

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It’s not hard to see that the left’s lost. They have to remain fixated on GWB lest they take a look at who they’re gonna have to vote for in 2008, Sen Hillary “George Bush lite” Clinton.

NEWSFLASH:
President George W Bush is not running in 2008. There is no need to campaign against him anymore

UPDATE:
Democrats are no longer against the war. All three leading Democratic Presidential prospects will continue the war in Iraq until 2013 if they need to. Hillary has already said she’s willing to expand it to Iran. In Congress, Democrats laugh at talk of impeachment, they’ve given up trying to cut the funding, and they’ve even started to quit with their non-binding rhetoric.

Wanna be against the war? If you do, now you’ve got to be against the Democrats as well.

Since most of the anti-war rhetoric is really just a catalyst for venting Bush hate, frustration over the 2000 tie, even impeachment back in 98…well, that kinda leaves the left in a conundrum:

1) focus their anti-war efforts against Democrats and show their own integrity and commitment to the issue rather than the party

OR

2) continue railing against a political figure who’s not even on the ballot, then vote for a political figure who vows to continue the war (ie irony) while at the same time claiming your own anti-war commitment (ie hypocrisy)

Given those two choices…yeah, the lost left will continue to scream, and pout, and call names, and hate 1/3-1/2 of the Americans who don’t agree with them. Then the shallow protesters will vote in a pro-war candidate like Clinton, and the straight up whiners will continue to point fingers rather than look for the real causes-particularly the effect of protesting against a liberator and in support of a dictator.

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Naw Chris, these guys are from TBogg, some of the most unintelligent lefties in the blogosphere. Always a riot when I get linked by them. Notice how they won’t respond to you or Scott or any of the others, all they can say is Bush is bad mmmmkay.

You lose a few braincells just reading their comments so be careful.

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Wow.. The moonbats from the islamofascist loving left are out in force today. Dkos must be issuing orders again.

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I suggest that those who think this war is going swimmingly pick their heroes carefully. It is getting difficult to name a departing member of Bush Co. who has not lashed out at this administration. The very same people/groups who defended Bush, Rumsfeld and Sanchez when things were obviously wrong at Abu Ghraib now have to drop their defense of Sanchez because he spoke out.

As mentioned by others, the very same scapegoating will happen with the hero du jour, Petreaus, and then you will have to go looking for a new hero. I also suggest you hurry up and pick your definition of “winning” this war, since all other guesses have been wrong.

All administration are corrupt to some degree, but when much of your party is is jail or facing charges (in which case they stay low and hope for a pardon) and almost everyone who has left or been ousted have nothing good to say about this administration, you have to at least wonder.

Worst. President. Ever.

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“After some fits and starts he found Petreaus and the rest is history. ”

Yes we are still there with no end in sight.

this site is weak…

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Kind of a drag that the War is based on a completely Illegit Premise that Saddam Hussein was an immediate threat to the security of the United States.

Everything else is just lipsticking the pig of this Unjust War.

And it will be forever.

There is not really any debate: forever, the War will be Illegitimate, regardless of whether Iraq emerges as a successful Democracy or not.

Shame on those who would commit our Beloved United States of America to such folly.

The President should apologize tomorrow for what he has brought upon Iraq.

And only then will anybody be able to begin trying to fix the rotten horrible mess bush made there.

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Catherine. Turn your friggin’ CAPS off, you raving loonie.

To the author:

Don’t y’all know generals are “off limits” now? Now stop, or you’ll be forever labled as a troop-hating commie.

Sorry, it’s your rules…

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Flippity-floop

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“Scrapiron” wrote:

“President Bush had to work with the garbage left over from the KA Klington administration. Generals, and all officers, were not promoted on ability, other than the ability to bend over and kiss a**. Now the are showing their spite because they were so inept they couldn’t do the job. Great bunch of fools. It’s easy to pick out the losers. Slimey General Clark was fired by Slick Willie but continues to hang around and change Shrillary’s tampons. He has something on her and Slick or he would have been one of the over 50 to die by six gunshots to the back of the head and have it declared a suicide.”

Yeah, sure, sport. It’s Clinton’s fault.

*chuckle*

This tired old tripe, coming from the same slope-browed hyenas who stomped their feet and howled like burnt little children when MoveOn published the “Betray Us” ad. What a joke.

Let’s see how long you stand behind Petreaus when he comes to the same conclusion that the other generals have come to. Your “war” is a disaster, your “president” is a disgrace and your party is looking at a world-class thrashing come November ’08.

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