White_Male_Canada
01-10-2007, 09:40 PM
Are they turning yellow and now blanche at the idea of repeating their
defunding of South Vietnam in the middle east,thereby allowing the
enemy of their enemy to win? Yes and no.
The grand strategy,hold hearing
after hearing and continue to propagandize the war on terror right up
to the 2008 elections.Attempt to create such a Big Lie that it forces a
retreat on the war on terror. Inflame emotions of the uninformed.
Disinform,misinform,propagandize and demagogue.
After Huddle, Democrats May Punt on Iraq
Preparing for Bush Speech, Majority Agitates; Rangel: ‘Bush Will Say We’re in With Osama’; Plenty of Noise as New Leaders Bump Heads
By: Jason Horowitz
Date: 1/15/2007
Page: 1
Technically, the Democrats can end America’s presence in Iraq.
They control Congress, they have the power over spending, and they can cut off the money that fuels the war.
Technically.
Despite polls showing Americans overwhelmingly opposed to the war, despite the mounting American military casualties, and despite the obvious ineffectiveness of the entire enterprise until now to bring stability to Iraq, Democrats at the very heart of the party’s anti-war wing still think the political costs would simply be too high.
“The President will say we’re in business with Osama bin Laden,” said Representative Charles Rangel, who has been one of the war’s most outspoken opponents in Congress. “Anytime, politically, you have to explain what you are saying, you have a problem. And so if I am there saying, ‘Cut the funds for Iraq and the war in Iraq,’ then someone is going to say, ‘You are taking away rifles.’”
By conducting aggressive oversight hearings, Democrats do hope to at least pressure Mr. Bush to withdraw from Iraq by shining a spotlight on the billions of dollars that the administration has spent on a war that seems to be worsening by the day.
“You don’t have to cut off funds,” added Mr. Rangel. “Having public hearings causes the country to ask, ‘What are the funds for? And what makes you think it is going to be effective?’”
http://www.observer.com/printpage.asp?iid=13980&ic=News+Story+1
defunding of South Vietnam in the middle east,thereby allowing the
enemy of their enemy to win? Yes and no.
The grand strategy,hold hearing
after hearing and continue to propagandize the war on terror right up
to the 2008 elections.Attempt to create such a Big Lie that it forces a
retreat on the war on terror. Inflame emotions of the uninformed.
Disinform,misinform,propagandize and demagogue.
After Huddle, Democrats May Punt on Iraq
Preparing for Bush Speech, Majority Agitates; Rangel: ‘Bush Will Say We’re in With Osama’; Plenty of Noise as New Leaders Bump Heads
By: Jason Horowitz
Date: 1/15/2007
Page: 1
Technically, the Democrats can end America’s presence in Iraq.
They control Congress, they have the power over spending, and they can cut off the money that fuels the war.
Technically.
Despite polls showing Americans overwhelmingly opposed to the war, despite the mounting American military casualties, and despite the obvious ineffectiveness of the entire enterprise until now to bring stability to Iraq, Democrats at the very heart of the party’s anti-war wing still think the political costs would simply be too high.
“The President will say we’re in business with Osama bin Laden,” said Representative Charles Rangel, who has been one of the war’s most outspoken opponents in Congress. “Anytime, politically, you have to explain what you are saying, you have a problem. And so if I am there saying, ‘Cut the funds for Iraq and the war in Iraq,’ then someone is going to say, ‘You are taking away rifles.’”
By conducting aggressive oversight hearings, Democrats do hope to at least pressure Mr. Bush to withdraw from Iraq by shining a spotlight on the billions of dollars that the administration has spent on a war that seems to be worsening by the day.
“You don’t have to cut off funds,” added Mr. Rangel. “Having public hearings causes the country to ask, ‘What are the funds for? And what makes you think it is going to be effective?’”
http://www.observer.com/printpage.asp?iid=13980&ic=News+Story+1