Zogby Bashes Iraq Invasion (in Cornell lecture)

Copyright © 2005 The Cornell Daily Sun. All rights reserved. ^ | November 11, 2005 | by William Cohen

[Behind Liberal Lines]

Ithaca is the City of Evil.

[Behind Liberal Lines]

City of Evil bump:

[new yorker 77]

2004: Zogby Polling Seeks Damage Control After Election Day Flub

[Danae]

Well, I suppose we can just toss Zogby's poll results out now that his Bias is out on his sleeve.

Always nice to see influence peddlers brought to heel!

[new yorker 77]

Shawnta Watson Walcott, communications director for Zogby International, joined a group of liberal Democrats at a faux congressional hearing focused on whether fraud influenced the Nov. 2 outcome.

[Behind Liberal Lines]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1513572/posts

[BlueSky194]

Figures he went to Cornell.
Look at some of the people that went to Cornell.
Bill Maher, Sandy Berger, Keith Olbermann, Ron Kuby.

[new yorker 77]

Him and his brother are both Major League a*****s.

[dighton]

He holds degrees in history from Le Moyne College and Syracuse University. He is listed with Leading Authorities and the Capitol Speakers Bureau in Washington, D.C.

Oh. The way he's pontificating about the conduct of this war,

... we’ve had no plans other than to bomb the hell out of Baghdad, paint targets on our troops … I want to pound some sense into those people ...

I wrongly assumed he was a general.

[Noachian]

Heavily criticizing the Bush administration’s Middle East policy, pollster John Zogby, president and CEO of Zogby International, spoke yesterday evening at the Alice H. Cook House ...

So, here's a guy who does polls for a living, and he's spouting anti-Bush rhetoric at a college.

If we didn't believe his polls before we sure won't believe them now.

[Peach]

Zogby is an Arab. And a leftist. A deadly combination.

[NativeNewYorker]

Good police work will find the terrorists; you breed more terror by shutting off people,” he said.

He really honestly sincerely believes we're retarded.

[L98Fiero]

The only thing a liberal pounds is his buddy's hind-end.

[NativeNewYorker]

...Ruth Ginsburg, Mark Green, Janet Reno...

[sachem longrifle]

OK, lets say invading iraq was a bad idea, let's say after all the world's intelligence since 1998 said saddam had wmds and was a threat, we invaded after 9/11 only to find the intelligence was wrong. The democrats cannot sit back and act like they were victims. They are acting like all of a sudden this Bush guy starts invading countries and we have no idea whathe is up to. It is despicable to me to see democrats, who signed on to the war also, act like they had nothing to do with it. I am not real keen on the Iraq war, but I think we should win and give our leaders and the military our support so we dont have another generation of demoralized soldiers

[Behind Liberal Lines]

Ann Coulter, Paul Wolfowitz

[RedBeaconNY]

Heehee!

Scroll down a bit... we're mentioned in there.

[polymuser]

He also predicted a “rendering apart” of the Republican base as the Christian right battled against other conservative intellectuals

Gee, sounds like he doesn't quite understand the concept of a 'big tent'. Yet, that's what Democrats claim they have. Interesting. Or, more likely, he's projecting on the GOP the rendering occuring now in his party. Liberals project a lot.

This is yet more suicidal liberal behavior on parade. Their self-destruct genes seem to be triggering heavily these days.

[MEGoody]

“. . .but you’ve got to know where you’re going; we’ve had no plans other than to bomb the hell out of Baghdad, paint targets on our troops. . ."

I wasn't aware that Zogby was an active military general. I mean, he MUST be since he knows we've not had any plans for dealing with Iraq.

[Steel Wolf]

“When you stop and weigh [the war] and think in terms of the lives being lost and weigh it against Saddam’s crimes, yes, there might be a rationale"

He just can't bring himself to admit it.

The next step would be to admit that "When you stop and weigh the war and think in terms of the lives being lost and weigh it against overthrowing every tinhorn dictator in the region by lighting the fire of democracy in Iraq, yes, there might be a rationale."

Blaming Israel, America, Russia, or Zimbabwe has gotten the Arab world nowhere. The problem with the Middle East isn't foriegn oppression, it's domestic oppression. Until the despots are overthrown, and secular governments installed, they'll remain trapped in their wretched status quo of failure and defeat. The dominoes are already starting to fall.