[pogo101]

Boo!

[in hoc signo vinces]

US Civil War II....time to throw out the media, democrats, and liberals...send them to Cuba and Venezuala, two countries they dearly love and support....

[pissant]

Big F****n Homerun, Annie. Her best in months.

[Nathan Zachary]

"Howard Dean joined Michael Moore in arguing that Osama bin Laden was innocent until proved guilty."

Don't forget what Nancy Pelosi said about Osama, "he's a nice guy who builds roads and hospitals and infrastruture to better the lives of his people in Afghanistan."

They've all at one point or another thrown their support for terroristism out there for all to see.

[Christian4Bush]

Da roolz

[Enterprise]

Coulter Bump!

[elhombrelibre]

You got to love Ann. The MSM let's the Democrats get away with their previous statements and votes. They both do this with a collective amnesia that exists for the sole purpose of getting them back into power. Fact: The Iraqi Liberation Act was signed by Clinton. But to hear the Democrats today tell it they never thought Iraq was a threat, never desired it to become a democracy, never supported the idea that he had WMD, never said he did, never voted for the Iraq Liberation Act, and never voted for the Iraq war. Well, guess what, Liberals, the MSM's monopoly is shattered and all of your flip flopping and opportunistic politics is made known for those with a short attention span or apathy. You can't rewrite history without being exposed. Talk radio and Internet that Al Gore invented are making it impossible for you Democrats to hide your own words, your own policies, your votes, and your own cowardice.

[goldstategop]

I agree with Ann: to get liberals to change their tune on Iraq, we need to invade Iran: NOW!

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." -Manuel II Paleologus

[Jet Jaguar]

Good article. Thanks.

[Mr. Buzzcut]

Say, when is the Times going to hire generals to review the latest Broadway offerings? I think more people would like to read Tommy Franks' review of "Rent" than Frank Rich's review of a war.

Times columnist Maureen Dowd, more macho than Rich, asked ...

Bwahahahaahahahahahahaahaaaaaaaaaaaaa!

[A_perfect_lady]

To get them to support the Iraq war, all we have to do is attack Iran.

Say... that might work...

[Rummyfan]

Wednesday Night Ann Coulter Ping!

[monkapotamus]

[Rummyfan]

To get them to support the Iraq war, all we have to do is attack Iran.

Ann's a genius!!!!

[DuncanWaring]

...the Taliban "are proving Viet Cong-like in their intractability."

For those new to the neighborhood, this is what Col. Bui Tin, a senior staff member of Gen. Giap, said about the Viet Cong:

"Our loses were staggering and a complete surprise. Giap later told me that Tet had been a military defeat,... Our forces in the South were nearly wiped out by all the fighting in 1968. It took us until 1971 to reestablish our presence but we had to use North Vietnamese troops as local guerrillas."

Intractably dead, maybe.

[7thson]

I do not recall if it was Afghanistan or Iraq but I do remember AC stating that we would have KKK Byrd's full support if we renamed it the Robert Byrd War Against Terrorism.

[redstates4ever]

*New York Times columnist Frank Rich... stated categorically that 'we're losing that battle for Afghan hearts and minds' -- proving Rich to be as competent a military analyst as any longtime New York Times theater critic could reasonably be expected to be.*

~ Oh, [snort] [snort] [snort]! The well-placed shiv is a lovely sight to see.

[OESY]

The New York Times' quagmire
Now that the Taliban have been routed, what will the media fret about?

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By Norah Vincent

Nov. 16, 2001 | For a long, long time to come, the word "quagmire" will be associated with the New York Times' coverage of our present war in Afghanistan. This sadly onomatopoeic term has appeared in the Old Gray Lady nearly 20 times in the last 30 days, and has spread to nearly as many newspapers and magazines across the country. Its ubiquity has been tarnishing our morale like the worst of self-fulfilling prophesies, dragging us down into the drooping posture of the Yeatsian beast. We've been slouching toward Kabul, or so they've said.

But now we're dancing in its streets. It's time we shirked this gloomy posture, and stood up to claim our decidedly sure-footed victories in the supposedly unconquerable land of the now fleeing Taliban.

We've pulled off a stunning coup literally overnight, and we've done so in little more than a month of precision bombing. But, all the while, a ceaseless cacophony of negativity has been wafting from the haughtiest liberal corners of the homefront press. They just can't seem to let us enjoy our fine hour, however fleeting it may prove to be. There's always a dark side, always a catch to the small good we seem to be doing, or some hidden failure behind the Pentagon's proud dispatches.

-- http://archive.salon.com/news/col/vincent/2001/11/16/quagmire/index_np.html

[Lancey Howard]

BUMP