December 10, 2005

Putting Party Above Country

Sait appears that too many of those in positions of influence within the Democrat Party are more concerned about electoral success than the good of the nation.

Sen. Joe Lieberman's staunch stay-the-course defense of President Bush's Iraq policies isn't winning him any friends among fellow Democrats.

Lieberman's pro-war views may be winning him praise from a grateful White House, but some Democratic colleagues see him as undercutting their party's efforts to wrest control of Congress from the GOP next fall.

"He's doing damage to the ability of Democrats to wage a national campaign," said Ken Dautrich, a University of Connecticut public policy professor. "It's Lieberman being Lieberman. And it's frustrating for people trying to put a Democratic strategy together."

Gee -- one politician's support for victory on the Iraqi front of the Crusade Against Islamist Terror hurts the party's chance of success? I take it, then, that the leadership is really seeking to cast the Democrats as the party of retreat and surrender

Posted by: Greg at 03:29 AM | Comments (3) | Add Comment
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1 We all know the Democrats are nothing but the party of surrender. That's not news. ANYBODY who doesn't believe that Our lord the George W Bush's way is the ONLY way to approach anythign is obviously an evil anti-American traitor ho wants defeat.

What these moonbats need to remeber is there is no room for differing ideas. It's the Bush way or NO WAY.

Posted by: Mr.GOP at Sat Dec 10 06:38:17 2005 (YAEN3)

2 Actually, there is plenty of room for different ideas, as I regularly tell my wife (who is a liberal Democrat). The president is not God, and is in no sense my Lord -- that role is reserved for a significantly higher power.

The real problem, though, is that Dems are wrong -- and want to prevent others from saying so.

Posted by: Rhymes With Right at Sat Dec 10 07:30:15 2005 (YMzHW)

3 No the real problem is that the Dems are wrong but they want to announce their ideas (that are so clearly wrong since they contradict the great BUSH).

In this article for instance, the problem isn't lieberman who is simply quoting the good ol GOP party line. It's the fact that Democrats are being allowd to state that they disagree. We really need to be locking these dissenters up.

Posted by: Mr.GOP at Sat Dec 10 08:08:14 2005 (YAEN3)

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