Capture of Saddam Shows True Evil of Liberal Media and Politicians

self | 12/14/03 | self

[SandRat]

Muchas Gracias as they say here.

Thank God my Nemesis is in VA and I only have to deal with him when he comes out to see the folks.

[thesummerwind]

The nice thing is that I'm beyond anger with it----they just bore me now.

I wish I could be like you. But I can't help know that that is the sort of liberal crap that the great majority of American voters get from the mainstream media in order to INFLUENCE their election decisions. So I am very pissed!

These lying Dem./commie spinners are still very effective in changing Americans' opinions and votes!.

[Phantom Lord]

Listening to NPR in the car this morning, an NPR commentator (not a guest) in a soft, quiet, and clearly depressed voice talked of how "some Iraqis" are happy about his capture but the capture of Saddam will not fix the electricity supply. Will not fix the miles long gas lines. Will not this, will not that...

Was nothing but complaints and focus on negatives. Nary a single word of congratulations to our troops, or words of support for the Iraqi people.

And for those who haven't, head over to DU. It is nothing but thread after thread after thread of complete, utter, and total depression. Few, very few posters have posted words of support for the capture of Saddam. A vast majority are upset about his capture. Think he should not have been captured. And are almosted enraged at his capture. It is truly a site to see.

Normally I can lurk at DU and read things and get a good laugh. But the stuff going on there today is even beyond my strong stomachs ability.

[oyez]

The timing couldn't be better in the capture and the Simon funeral because Kennedy & Co. would less likely use the event for a political rally.

[GRANGER]

Not one of the talking heads I have heard has mentioned the real impact of Saddam's capture: The puplic trial next year will bring forth so much appalling evidence that demo claims of an unjustified war will be completely deflated. This is doom for the dems.

[GretchenEE]

Speaking of dems making fools of demselves, Joe Biden, who actually redeemed himself by saying to Dan Rather that if Bush can bring down these guys, he deserves to get re-elected, said the funniest thing I've ever heard a "senior democrat" (CBS' intro of him) say live on TV. Biden said "If we can catch Mullah Oolah" ... ", then smiled faintly at his gaff as if wondering how on earth he came up with that, and said "Mullah Omar". I about fell off the chair laughing. I'll never forget it.

[angkor]

BBC TV followed the first press conference early this morning by speculating that the films of Saddam being examined might be a violation of the Geneva Convention. Also that the U.S. was "humiliating" Saddam.

Then they proceeded to air those same films about 20 times from 9AM to 3PM.

[Political Junkie Too]

The capture of Saddam Hussein means that Time will have to find someone else for their Man of the Year pick.

Last year it was The Whistleblowers, and look at what happened. This year, Senate committee staffers whistleblew by leaking memos showing Democrat complicity in obstructing judicial nominees and planning to use secret intelligence against the president. Suddenly, whistleblowers aren't what they used to be.

I think that this year they will find some kind of inanimate object like they did with the Year of the Computer, just to deny Bush his due in changing the geopolitical shape of the world.

-PJ

[suzyq5558]

but what they saw and heard probably left them with a bad feeling about the media and the Democrats. One can only hope!
I can Garuntee you this, my MIL will not change one iota. but then not every one watching this who may be an average voter has thier head stuck somewhere down below.
the media seem to think that us average voters are such shumcks we couldnt find our ass's with a map and a flashlight .it grates my nerves to be constantly insulted by the elitists

[angkor]

NPR is conerned about Saddam's face being shown publicly and undecorously like that

They must be taking cues from the BBC. Or perhaps not, since even BBC was smart enough to state that the Geneva Convention didn't apply to Saddam's capture.

[elli1]

"It can get get really interesting around here.she keeps turning CNN up and i sit my living room and turn FOX right on up to match the volume level.LOL"

Hehe Boundless opportunities for the electronic poltergeist at your house... leaky coax connections, exhausted remote control batteries, mysteriously blocked channels, circuit breakers gone bad, loose wires in outlets...

Not to mention wiring YOUR TV sound thru a stereo receiver & speakers (speakers w/ lonnng wires for strategic locations....)

[LoudRepublicangirl]

Really, I drove by some white stretch limos and I hope the occupants inside saw my BUSH/CHENEY 04 sticker on my back window. I figured it was one of them inside since I live in Southern Illinois and the only time we see stretch limos are during weddings.

[patj]

bump for later trials.

[Let's Roll]

It would only come true if the American people - most of them, not just the loony left - think they would be safer with one of the dwarves in charge of security.

Hopefully, when it happens, the WH and military are ready to vigorously remind the American people that even Israel with its legendary intel and military can't keep its people safe all the time. It just isn't possible.

[Ann Archy]

I'm sure that by tomorrow the lead story will be Halliburton again...so that should make our MIL's happy!

[Joe_October]

...If Hitler was alive and active today, liberals would rally around him.

After all, liberals and Hitler both have that Jew-hating thing down.

worth a repeat. Hitler.... a phenomenon of the Left (National Socialist Party).

[suzyq5558]

Yeah that is definitly better than having them living under YOUR roof like my Nemesis does!;0

[DaughterOfAnIwoJimaVet]

You have GOT to be kidding.

P.S. Kudos for your ability to listen to NPR and stay awake. You must brew a heck of a cup of coffee.