I’ll let David Limbaugh do the talking for me this morning:
The pugnacious antiwar Left, after shooting mostly blanks at President Bush since we invaded Iraq, believes he is finally wounded. And like sharks, their appetites are surging with the scent of his first drops of blood.
Will the Left’s dream of destroying George Bush finally be realized with reports of our soldiers’ abuse of Iraqi prisoners of war? I am optimistic that the answer is “no” after hearing President Bush firmly announce that he will stay the course. But it won’t be because the Left tires of trying.
They have tried everything, mounting every conceivable criticism since we attacked Iraq. Nothing has worked yet, including such gems as “quagmire,” “unilateralism,” “unwelcoming Iraqis,” “we haven’t captured Saddam” and “Bush lied about WMD,” to name a few.
But they really thought they’d hit pay dirt with Richard Clarke’s book and counterintuitive testimony declaring, in essence, that President Bush’s powerful performance as commander in chief since 9-11 is overshadowed by his relative laxity toward terrorism prior to 9-11. Ultimately his claims proved to be so irrelevant — if not incredible — as to be absurd.
I thank God for Christian men like David Limbaugh.
You should also check out Dennis Prager in “Shame on the news media, too”:
During the very same 10 days that every newspaper and television news program in the world featured photo after photo, day after day, of Iraqi prisoners being humiliated, a government not far from Iraq engaged in mass murder, mass rape and ethnic cleansing of approximately 1 million people.
Is that more serious, more evil and more scandalous than a handful of Americans sexually humiliating Iraqi prisoners?
Not to the world’s news media.
Such men make me proud to be an American.
