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I must disagree. I think that in most people's darkest places, they know that this isn't a fool's crusade. The argument about the war ends at the WTC. It undeniably happened, and responsibility for it was claimed by the people we fight today.

As long as that is true, the threat remains real and immediate and palpable. The 'devil we know' has proven he can successfully protect us from this threat for the last two years. As bad as it is or isn't over there (you can't get a feel for it from the media), we are moving faster to democratize Iraq than we did Japan.

Even the most liberal democrats believe this. I know because in moments of candor in the days after 9/11 they admitted as much. I know because many of my formerly active D's living in Manhattan admitted they voted for the first time for an R in any election.

If there ever was an issue that Bush will win on, Iraq is it.

I will say this, however: I'm not sure that there has ever been a more public act of sedition than that which is being perpetrated by the mainstream press. Prager is right, and everyone EVERYONE knows it.

Daily they abet and enbolden the enemy. I'm gratified to see their empires beginning to crumble.

I will say this, however: I'm not sure that there has ever been a more public act of sedition than that which is being perpetrated by the mainstream press.

How can you miss the most obvious, the 'liberal' Dims, the Presidential candidates in particular.