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![]() Impeach George Bush Outrage Senator Jim Imhofe of Oklahoma is Outraged by the Outrage. Too bad he's not outraged by this Outrageous War. Hopefully, Oklahoma will be Outraged by their Outrageous Senator and send him back to whatever swamp he crawled out of. Source: Leah, Lambert, Tresy, 2004-05-12 Candidate: TheTIP For three years The TIP has joined other websites in an attempt to bring the truth, the truth the mainstream press has refused to print, to as many people as possible. It appears the mainstream maybe coming around - albeit too late to save thousands of lives and limbs. Iraq war: Apologize, George Will, apologize! Looks like Bush is losing the thinking man's wingers: When there is no penalty for failure, failures proliferate. Leave aside the question of who or what failed before Sept. 11, 2001. But who lost his or her job because the president's 2003 State of the Union address gave currency to a fraud -- the story of Iraq's attempting to buy uranium in Niger? Or because the primary and only sufficient reason for waging preemptive war -- weapons of mass destruction -- was largely spurious? Or because postwar planning, from failure to anticipate the initial looting to today's insufficient force levels, has been botched? Failures are multiplying because of choices for which no one seems accountable. (via WaPo) This seems to come as a surprise to Will. In fact, there was a very well-developed critique by liberals, especially in the blogosphere, on all these points well before Bush started the war. WE WERE RIGHT. We were right on the yellowcake uranium stories-and all the other fraudulent justifications that we painstakingly demolihsed. We were right on the planning. We were right on the facts of the looting, and the implications of the looting. We were right on the force levels. THE LIBERALS WERE RIGHT ON THE WAR. Apologize, George Will, apologize! Not to the liberals "your side" (as David Brooks so elegantly puts it) slandered as traitors; we're used to it. Apologize to the dead in the war you, your columns, and your fellow operatives enabled so assiduously. Iraq war: Apologize, David Brooks, apologize! This morning, David "I'm Writing as Bad as I Can" Brooks has this to say on the Op-Ed page of the Pulitzer-light, increasingly hapless World's Greatest Newspaper (not!) The predictions people on my side made about the postwar world have not yet come true. The warnings others made about the fractious state of post-Saddam society have. (via Times) Gee, and who were those "others"? Why-liberals! Even some Democrats! And, of course, millions of marchers. Apologize, David Brooks, apologize! Not to us, even though your winger allies called us traitors. To the soldiers and civilians that got killed through the war you, in your role as scripted Republican operative, enabled. Add a comment to this Message in our Forums. While you're at it, check out our forums too! User Originated Comments: From: Apologize? 2004-05-13 03:31:45 what are you kidding,that could lose the white house. |
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