Senator Chuck Schumer predicts anti-war “resolution after resolution, amendment after amendment . . . just like in the days of Vietnam”
The anti-war rhetoric of the anti-war Democratic party escalates:
Al Qaeda regaining strength?
Daveed Gartenstein-Ross at the Counterterrorism Blog examines a NYT article today that reports that American intelligence officials as well as counterterrorism officials believe that Al Qaeda is strengthening. Ross writes:
We need more like Rep. Sam Johnson – on both sides of the aisle
Who is Rep. Sam Johnson? John at Powerline writes:
Democrat definitions of “change in course”: a retrospective
Prior to the election, the American people were promised by Democrats hoping to get elected or re-elected or Dems who were trying to help out either that we needed a ‘change in course’ in Iraq. That ‘change in course’ was a bit mysterious on its face, because the Democrats never really clearly defined what that ‘change in course’ was. The Dems read the polls, saw that Americans were unsatisfied with how the Iraq war was going, and told potential supporters ‘we’ll change the course in Iraq’, which, to the casual follower of politics sounds like ‘they’re gonna take us from losing to winning.’