[CharlesWayneCT]

This is my own column. I don't like to post my own stuff, but this is for the Operation Spread The Truth group.

If you like what I read, please click on the link. And/or write the the PN and say you like stuff like this.

Whenever we read columns that speak the truth about what the Democrats are doing, we should write to the editors to praise the column -- this encourages the newspaper to keep those columnists, and to hire more columnists of the same political persuasion.

I don't really care about MY column, I just do it for fun, so this is more of a general request.

Admin Moderator, if I've done this wrong, please correct. I think it was supposed to be put in some blogger/something group, but I didn't see exactly how to make that happen.

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[Marine_Uncle]

I think you may get a pass on this one. Yea it would have been better in the blog section. But then again your quoting a news as would be reported by news media.
Aside of that, Joe continues to show he is strong on national defense, and he does support or efforts in Iraq, Afghanistan, and the general WOT effort. This is not the first time he has taken the POTUS's side. I respect him more then some of those RINOS that are doing all kinds of damage of lately.

[qwicwted]

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[DTogo]

Good article! I wish Joe would come out of the closet and stop pretending to be a DemocRAT.

[zarf]

Bad Vainity, Bad, Bad...Shame on You!!

[CheyennePress]

Rockefeller actually tried to say that he wasn't responsible for his vote, eh?

Wow, that's.... gutsy.

Childish and transparent, but gutsy.

[Republic]

Thank you for posting your column. I think it is terrific and I agree with it..wholeheartedly!

[swheats]

"Meanwhile, our Democrat leadership is trying to disavow their support of the war, claiming they were too ignorant to understand the intelligence, that they were suckered into support, and that they didn't know what they were doing. In response to this admission of ineptness and failure, they expect us to put them in charge. I don't think so. "

[Dan(9698)]

You could include that the weakling Republican Senators that voted for the resolution that passed, caved to the Democrats. (Including both my lilly-livered Republican Senators.)

I have called both and said that it is a cowardly action. When the Democrats spew, it gets broadcast on AlJeriza and the morter attacks increase.

My Son is in Iraq on his second tour. He earlier spent another tour in Kwait.

I want my Son to come home when his tour is finnished, but not in a coffin.

[Inyokern]

The Democrats in the Senate (except Lieberman) are beginning to look like the Village Idiots' Convention in the Woody Allen movie "Love and Death."

[onyx]

Lieberman has his GOOD moments. Too bad his ambition comprmised him when he agreed to run with algore. The guy lost more than the election -- he lost respect.

[ottersnot]

"Confronted about the National Intelligence Estimate (that included dissenting information) he saw before the war vote, he claimed he didn't have time to read it." He had more important things to do? I'd like to know what that was.

[GBA]

There are a couple of Democrats who are Americans first and politicians second. Zell Miller is one and Joe Lieberman is another. The rest are demonrats who aren't worthy of their citizenship.

It is time for some serious shock and awe on the enemies within. I wonder why President Bush has waited so long to open up on them, but it looks like they're all in the trap now. Waiting much longer and allowing their BS to go unchallenged is hurting our troops and giving aid and comfort to the enemy, both here and abroad. Even the local Rush station here is repeating the "mislead the American people" lines. The BS is starting to dry and get crusty and will be harder to remove from the average American's consciousness.