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huffington: the late democratic senator from minnesota paul wellstone voted against the war in 2002. i've had off the recrod conversations with many democratic leaders who knew better and did not act on that knowledge. i believe the the democrats lacked courageous leadership, lacked a willingness to stand up for what they believed in, for what is right--even if they lost. there is a special blame and a special place in dante's inferno for them.
playboy: so why did they do it? huffington: democrats are fools and enablers. their spineless leaders went along with the war purely for political reasons: reelectability. they assumed if they opposed the war they would be seen as weak. ---this all supports my belief that congress KNEW exactly what they cia told them at the time of their vote--that only when they felt that things were going poorly in iraq that it was time to trot out the whole 'they lied to us about wmd's' bs excuse. that way they could claim innocence, we voted for a just war, not this--but i think they knew THEN what they claim to have learned much later. |
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asa hutchinson came back 'home' to run for gov here. looks like i'll be going straight dem on gov and lt gov here this time 'round. (they run separately, we could actually have a gov from one party, and a lt gov from the other!)....asa is ok, but beebe seems the better choice. and we just had a rep for 8 years, and i don't like huckabee one bit--looks like he's going to attempt a run in '08 for pres--we have term limits here, so he's out. the republican running for lt gov is an ultra-right wing religious zealot. he scares me!! |
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Thanks for the article. We ALL claimed to have learned much later. Just ask Dubbya. DTS |