Your chance to tell a treasonous rat bastard what you think of him Contributed by Bill Faith
Michelle Malkin
Active-duty military readers and military bloggers: If you'd like to send a message to the treacherous Harry Reid----e-mail me or leave a trackback. I'll reprint/link them here as they come in. He really needs to hear from you. ...
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I've been home from Nam almost 35 years, so I guess my comments aren't really what Michelle's looking for. Still, 35 years isn't nearly long enough to forget what it feels like to watch your country snatch defeat from the jaws of victory in a war you helped win, a war thousands of your brothers didn't come home from. Let's spit on the graves of a few thousand more dead soldiers, Harry. Hell, why not? They probably didn't vote for you anyway. You sorry son of a syphilitic crack whore, I may not live to piss on your grave but a lot of younger dogs will; the line will stretch for miles.
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Kim Priestap
I'd make a bigger deal out of this if it weren't :
The war in Iraq "is lost" and a US troop surge is failing to bring peace to the country, the leader of the Democratic majority in the US Congress, Harry Reid, said Thursday. ...
Before Harry Reid proclaims the surge is a failure, maybe he should wait until it's in full swing for a while.
Dan Riehl:
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Dafydd ab Hugh
Today's lily-livered by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Caesar's Palace, 95%), flatly announcing that "this war is lost," should disqualify him from the "leadership" position he now occupies, say I... since he is no longer leading but deserting.
Reid triumphally pronounced defeat in a press conference he called shortly after leaving the White House and his discussion with President Bush. Reid particularly singled out the counterinsurgency strategy -- which of course he belittled as "the surge" -- as having been an abject failure... because there were some big bombings yesterday:
"Now I believe myself ... that this war is lost, and that the surge is not accomplishing anything, as indicated by the extreme violence in Iraq yesterday," said Reid, of Nevada....
Well, who could argue with that? I also conclude that, since it was chilly yesterday, therefore global warming is false.
People of at least ordinary intelligence understand that both global warming theory and the counterinsurgency strategy must be evaluated after a reasonably long period of time: ten years or so for the former, six or seven months for the latter. In both cases, a single day is void of meaning.
I have had my suspicions about Reid from the git go. Consider the biography of Harry "Pinky" Reid. ...
Contributed by Bill Faith on April 19, 2007 at 06:04 PM in , |