The Usual Suspects are jumping all over a report about Iran released by the NIE that Iran had stopped its nuclear weapons program in 2003, contrary to prior intelligence reports. This, according to the predictable far left, is ‘evidence’ that Bush and Cheney have been “lying” all this time about Iran.
John Bresnahan at The Politico examines Murtha’s latest remarks on the surge and contrasts them with defeatist remarks he’s made about the surge in the past.
I’m just now getting a chance to read up on the particulars of the widely-criticized Annapolis “peace” conference, but don’t have a lot of time to blog about it this afternoon. In the interest of time, Captain Ed gives a good summary here and pretty much sums up my thoughts on the issue:
On the front page, no less. But just this past Saturday, they repeated their calls for Democrats to keep pushing for a cut and run strategy that would effectively cut off progress in Iraq at the knees. In light of their recent discovery that the situation on the ground in Iraq is improving, will we see a revised editorial in this weekend’s paper reflecting that? I won’t hold my breath.
Been busy today but wanted to post a link quickly to Gateway Pundit’s post about the latest positive news coming out of Iraq. It includes information on how much violence and casualities are way down, as well as a nice article about the nightlife in Baghdad and how it’s picking up.
Defeatocrats take notice: The good news is becoming so frequent in Iraq, that even the anti-war MSM can’t ignore it anymore:
