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They want us to fall in line behind their support of "Shock and Awe" bombing of Iraq just so that we can remove one man from office. Sure drop tons of bombs on a country where millions of Iraqis are living because we no longer support the brutal dictator we put into power there. Meanwhile abandoning the fight going on in Afghanistan against the real terror threat of the Taliban and Osama.
The DLC whining is here
http://www.dlc.org/ndol_ci.cfm?kaid=124&subid=307&contentid=253452
LOL ya--the "new" platform has a familiar ring to it!rtwngAvngr said:
gee willickers dre, holy bat syllables,
look at the bullshit that goes on in gotham when I'm gone
Time to get rid of these rap criminals
DLC | Blueprint Magazine | July 22, 2005
Liberal's War
By Peter Ross Range
Table of Contents
Here's a novel idea: The war on terror should be, above all, a liberal's war.
Think about it: The jihadist campaign is not some generic explosion of terrorism, but rather a calculated attack on all that liberals hold dear: tolerance, diversity, women's rights, the fundamental freedoms and protections of democracy, even trade unionism. In short, liberal values. That's why the liberal left makes a profound mistake if it concedes this war to George W. Bush and the right.
If it weren't already obvious that liberals should be leading exponents of the war on terror -- rather than only its sharpest critics -- then the London terror attacks should have had a clarifying effect. By striking one of the most liberal-minded cities in the world, the jihadists showed their disdain for the place where more Muslims have found greater refuge from the failings of their own societies, politically and economically, than anywhere else. Nowhere else do they experience greater freedom of speech -- including the right to use their mosques to incite violence against non-Muslims.
