[mc6809e]

Oh, and let me guess...what was behind the terrorist attacks was America is just so big and mean in the world, right?? It's all our fault. It's all one big policy disagreement and if we'd just stop being friends with Israel Bin Laden would be our buddy! Sorry, I don't need your "battered wives syndrome" view of the world.

I don't believe that for a second. I also don't to buy into that "religion of peace" crap spouted by our moron-in-chief.

[Anita1]

"Our moron-in-chief" has earned a higher position in life than YOU have!

What do you do for a living besides b------g?!

[MikeA]

I also don't to buy into that "religion of peace" crap spouted by our moron-in-chief.

Yes, and you're showing your great intellect having nothing more intelligent to say than to call a sitting president of your own party, supposedly, a moron. Real classy stuff there. You ought to be ashamed of yourself. Frankly, you have no right to call yourself a Republican.

Obviously the president was acting out of a desire not to alienate Muslims worldwide and maybe for them to see we're not really the boogeymen out to launch another crusade against Islam which is what the jihadists have been telling them all along. Calling all Muslims a bunch of animals is fine for talk radio but it's not how a responsible Commander in Chief should talk. I guess the subtleties of international intercourse and discourse are behind your abilities.

At least Bush wasn't pushing to grant constitutional rights to terrorists like McCain. If the word moron could appropriately be used, I would say it would be about him on that particular issue. Tough talk is all well and good, but I prefer tough action and Bush has shown just such mettle in the war on terror including in terms of how we handle terrorist prisoners.