Posted on 12/05/2005 7:23:55 PM PST by veshdog187
Recent comments made by John Murtha have encouraged many people to stand up, and take notice. They are saying that John Murtha is their voice. The only unfortunate part of this is that they also happen to be the socialist voices in America.
The self-proclaimed socialist propaganda site, "Worker's World" has thrown their support behind Democratic Congressman, John Murtha. The following is an excerpt from one of their (Worker's World) web postings by Fred Goldstein :
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"The double talking of the Democratic Party leadership on the war flows from the fact that they are completely tied to imperialism. It shows how dangerous it is for the movement to become passive and look to any of them for leadership. Instead, the movement should concentrate on the possibility of taking advantage of the present split, represented by war-hawk Murtha’s new-found position, to escalate the anti-war struggle." (04DEC05)
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While other Democrats may be accused of "double-talk", fortunately we have Congressman Murtha and the American Socialist Party to set us straight on who really needs to push the DNC agenda.
Mail any comments to arvescio@yahoo.com
I am Angelo Vescio, and have NO affiliation to the "Worker's World". I simply placed my name and the link to the socialist website in the incorrect places. I apologize for the confusion, but I am new to the site and am unfamiliar with the proper format. What was written was my personal take as a Republican on recent comments made by Congressman Murtha. Thank You
new to the site, yet your handle has been here since 2003? MMMM, interesting.
I signed up in 2003 and then cancelled my internet service soonly thereafter. I have just recently returned to the net, thus making me a novice to the posting format
Or a troll.
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