Tuesday, December 26, 2006
Jim Webb Parrots the Party Iraq Line
- By Chuck Busch
Even though the Democrat Party has seized the majority in both houses in Congress, no clear approach to the administration's current Iraq policy emerged from the campaign. Former Republican turned Democrat Jim Webb, who edged out incumbent and potential presidential candidate Republican George Allen for a Virginia US senate seat, however did gave us an explicit forewarning of many of the Democrat's attitudes and intentions just prior to the midterm elections. He said the only solution to Iraq’s dilemma was a Democrat takeover of Congress on November 7 along with a number of other easily refuted statements.
"Since 2003, President Bush has laid out nine different plans for victory in Iraq, none of them serious and none of them workable. That statement alone would suggest that the Bush administration has not rigidly stuck to one course of action, but has been adapting to the evolving situation in Baghdad.
"Most seriously, this incompetence has hindered our ability to fight international terror." If fighting international terrorism doesn't include winning the battle for Baghdad, I don't know what is. Our enemies have already declared Iraq to be the central front in the war for the Middle East...............
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Even though the Democrat Party has seized the majority in both houses in Congress, no clear approach to the administration's current Iraq policy emerged from the campaign. Former Republican turned Democrat Jim Webb, who edged out incumbent and potential presidential candidate Republican George Allen for a Virginia US senate seat, however did gave us an explicit forewarning of many of the Democrat's attitudes and intentions just prior to the midterm elections. He said the only solution to Iraq’s dilemma was a Democrat takeover of Congress on November 7 along with a number of other easily refuted statements.
"Since 2003, President Bush has laid out nine different plans for victory in Iraq, none of them serious and none of them workable. That statement alone would suggest that the Bush administration has not rigidly stuck to one course of action, but has been adapting to the evolving situation in Baghdad.
"Most seriously, this incompetence has hindered our ability to fight international terror." If fighting international terrorism doesn't include winning the battle for Baghdad, I don't know what is. Our enemies have already declared Iraq to be the central front in the war for the Middle East...............
Click HERE To Read On
# posted by Publius @ 12/26/2006 01:41:00 AM 
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