[common-sense-man-1776]

Let me see, how many "Resolutions" did the "Great and Powerful UN" issue about Iraq? I think Mr. Scotch is tipping the bottle with some UN people making those buttons. My button reads "Peace through Victory!"

As for "...the movement is not easily defined along political lines." "Political lines" in his mind is either liberal (over 50 yrs old) or progressive (49 and under).

[Paladin2]

I want to see them carrying "Stop Jihad Now!" signs.

[Argus]

Ethan Allen weeps.

[Darkwolf377]

A bunch of leftist coots sit on their fat maple-syryp-sticky asses and refuse to see the move to liberty ACROSS THE WHOLE PLANET which our soldiers have helped make happen. They need to be HEARD because they're liberals, damnit, who cares that Saddam isn't stacking up bodies like cordwood? They are cranky Vermont libs and it's time THEY were listened to!!!!

Go play with the cows on Ben & Jerry's land, old fools.

[okie01]

But he maintains that the movement is not easily defined along political lines.

I'd say it's defined neatly by right-thinking Americans on the one hand and loony left A.N.S.W.E.R. peaceniks on the other.

[Lancey Howard]

Bush won, Bush WON, BUSH WON!!!

[thackney]

My button reads "Peace through Victory!"

[Heatseeker]

Ms. Racht, who helped shepherd Huntington's petition, says she doesn't want to cause more hardship for families with loved ones in Iraq. "But I feel we have a state National Guard that's in Iraq and shouldn't be there. People who went into the Guard thought they would be doing things like floods. They weren't expecting to go and be part of an army fighting a war."

I think being given guns and taught how to use them might have been a bit of a clue.

[Alonzo]

Vermont used to be a great place to live...before all those very unusual people from Massachusetts moved there.