[wizardoz]

First, even though the Bush team came to this theme late in the day, this war is the most important liberal, revolutionary U.S. democracy-building project since the Marshall Plan.

ROTFLMAO!! Yeah, right, Tom. Bush just invaded Iraq at random to blow up things, cause he likes things that go BOOM! It was intelligent liberals like yourself who whispered in his ear, "Hey, now that we're actually there, why don't we build a democracy?" Cause till then, old boy was just going around making buildings go BOOM, right? Clapping his hands together, saying "Oooo, pretty lights!"

I think these folks actually believe this. Astounding.

[Paladin2]

I'm still waiting for the "Stop Jihad Now!" signs in front of US sited Mosques and lawns in liberal neighborhoods.

[At _War_With_Liberals]

This jerk thinks he is a visionary Dim for not walking off the cliff with communists in England. He feigns moderation every 10th article, and even impresses some RINOs.


"I have great sympathy for where the left is coming from. And if I didn't, my wife would remind me."

Effeminate little bitch. Telling the world what to think daily... yet submissive to his wife to the point of letting her believe and advocate falsehoods and lies. The gratuitous "She's the boss" BS.

[maica]

First, even though the Bush team came to this theme late in the day, this war is the most important liberal, revolutionary U.S. democracy-building project since the Marshall Plan.

And this man expects his readers to acknowledge his expertise in political commentary! For a whole year, the Bush administration was saying that a Democratic Iraq was the key to a stable Middle East. They were also saying that a thug with WMD capability had to be stopped - the UN agreed with that.

I guess Friedman, like so many other libs, has such a high opinion of his own thoughts that he doesn't have to waste time actually listening to the speeches of the President.