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1 posted on 09/28/2004 6:08:57 AM PDT by Pfesser

2 posted on 09/28/2004 6:21:37 AM PDT by marty60

As much as I love Ann, I have to disagree - We haven't finished off anyone yet. This race is not over, and this is no time to get complacent - or cause others to do so.

3 posted on 09/28/2004 6:29:09 AM PDT by LouD

http://www.anncoulter.org/

For those who wish to read the entire column.

4 posted on 09/28/2004 6:30:57 AM PDT by MEG33 (John Kerry has been AWOL on issues of national security for two decades)

you know the rules........

7 posted on 09/28/2004 7:10:15 AM PDT by IDontLikeToPayTaxes

CBS has already lost one war for America.

Sounds extreme? On the one hand, yes. Because North Vietnamese General Giap praised the entire American press as his "most valuable guerrilla" not just CBS.

"If we've lost Walter Cronkite, we've lost the country," LBJ is reputed to have said after Tet, when the CBS anchor declared the war unwinnable. . . .

I remember. I see the same press today.

It is NOT a boring waste of time and the ramblings of demented old people stuck in the past. It's red flags waving and signalling as sure as Cronkite's eyebrows flashed and reinforced his verbal message: America, get out!

LBJ was spooked and began the process of ordering U.S. forces to stand down that streched slowly over a period of years and included Nixon. What was won in Vietnam in 1968 was immediately lost in Washington. IMO the North could have been forced to the peace table. Their post-war writings prove it, I believe. Millions of lives could have been saved.

Thanks, Walter.

This war today is for all the marbles. Many mainstream employees are traitors, they call it "being neutral."

9 posted on 09/28/2004 7:17:54 AM PDT by WilliamofCarmichael (Benedict Arnold was a hero for both sides in the same war, too!)

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