Exact quote, Ny Post and Yahoo guest editorial, pre liberal whine, remember this is a traditionally democratic paper.
And there's the real problem: From the start, Reid and the Democrats have seen the war in Iraq as a partisan opportunity.
They refuse to present a unified front to the rest of the world - especially to America's enemies - because, in their pinched view, to do so would be to weaken their own prospects for retaking the White House in 2008.
No, Reid didn't repeat his declaration of defeat during yesterday's speech from the Senate floor.
It probably has dawned on him just how big a political blunder he committed - witness Sen. Chuck Schumer's gentle contradiction of the majority leader over the weekend, insisting that "the war is not lost."
Then again, Reid didn't have to repeat his original remarks - because the imposed timetable he announced, if enacted, would bring about precisely the same result. Their blood stands to be on his hands. (RIGHT AGAIN!
2007-04-26
11:09:29
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jeremy, i think you missed the point. this editorial correctly calls reids comments nonsensical and even schumer contradicts him. rarely do i agree with a liberal on anything but this is absolutely priceless. im sorry but the man has no clue whatsoever and has no busienss in any legislative body in any capacity.
2007-04-26
11:16:30 ·
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i swear these liberals are positively priceless...his invasion, his occupation...LMFAO...so the pre flip flop, John Edwards vote and the Billary vote meant nothing, huh....I guess Harry R. isnt the only joke around here. oh well.
2007-04-26
14:18:29 ·
update #2