Carol Platt Liebau: War of Words

Wednesday, July 26, 2006

War of Words

The incomparable James Taranto amplifies on the point I made here, yesterday, about the Democrats' strong opposition to Iraq's prime minister, even as they tolerate (even celebrate) predictable opponents of US foreign policy like Kofi Annan.

Read Taranto here.

It seems that a war of words is the only kind the Democrats know how to fight.

1 Comments:

Blogger Marshal Art said...

You see, ditto? You might have had something to consider, but then you went and threw in that unsubstantiated crack about the admin writing his speech. What a crock and proof of your wackiness. Many think Israel's response was excessive. So what? It's an opinion. And where did you get your info on Maliki, and what makes you believe that an Iraqi democracy hasn't replaced any previous notions of his? He was freely elected and thus far is an ally. He will be until he proves unworthy, just like anyone else. You, however, don't care about any of that. You're only interested in getting rid of Bush. Keep your knickers on. 2008 ain't that far off. He ain't leaving' any other way.

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