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The demise of Rep. Gephardt in Iowa has nothing but positive re-affirmation for our President and nothing but the portent of doom and irrelavence for the ultra-liberal leftists currently suffocating the message and hope of the oldest political party.

As for my own early favoritism and predictions of victory for Dick Gephardt, there is a most valuable lesson to be had. If Dick Gephardt walks away from this campaign, so in my mind does the only viable candidate the Democrats have. As a Republican, my only comment on this occurrence is; "so be it".

I cannot wait for the not so great debate where our President will entertain criticism from his opponent. As it looks now the primary attacking point of the democratic party and the anti-Bush world will be rendered useless by the fact that Kerry and Edwards both voted to approve empowering the President to execute Opn. Iraqi Freedom. In a very real sense the "war" as it has come to be mis-labelled is actually their responsibility more than the President's. Anyone who has read our Constitution knows that the Congress has the power of the sword not the President.

The best argument of past supporters of aggression against Iraq, who include Dean and Clark, is that they were too stupid to realize what was actually happening until it was all over. I'm certain this is just the type of situational awareness we need in the white house.