Anti-War Psychosis

[Aknauta]

nypost.com


ANTI-WAR PSYCHOSIS


March 11, 2003 -- SAY this for the anti-war movement and its fellow travelers in the media: They're succeeding in driving everybody crazy, including themselves.
Supporters of the war are rattled and nerve-jangled by the negative turn the public debate has taken. More serene types argue that nothing will succeed like success: The war will be a triumph, they say, and these past few months will only be a dim memory. That's nice, but the rest of us could use some anti-anxiety medication just now.

Meanwhile, leading Democrats appear to think the opposite. They are feeling increasingly emboldened in their assaults on the president - falling prey to exactly the same temptation that did them such grievous injury in the November 2002 election.

At the United Nations, the French and the Russians have decided that it's in their interest to go very far out on a very precarious limb to protect one of the most despicable regimes on the face of the earth.

Link (http://www.nypost.com/postopinion/opedcolumnists/70383.htm)

[azwhitewolf]

Awwww... Cheer up!

Quote[/b] ]They are feeling increasingly emboldened in their assaults on the president - falling prey to exactly the same temptation that did them such grievous injury in the November 2002 election.
When the average fence-sitting constituent steps back before the electons even BEGIN, they will likely have made up their mind prior to any debate.

It's much easier to stick your foot in your mouth when it's open wide, and I think these protesters, their assault on our nation, and their weak oil argument (not to mention their vandalism) will have left an indeliable mark on the American public. Who, will decide which side makes a better case.

Let's see... the can was kicked down the street for 8 years, and year 10, who took care of it.... I think with a little good PR and lack of any dumb comments that the press could run with, GW could win by a landslide.