[edcoil]

O goody, I'm so happy.

[unkus]

The negative ramifications from the Dim win continue to come in.

[combat_boots]

"America's defeat in Iraq, the end of the era of neo-conservatives and the failure of America's war policy."

Defeat/defeatist/defeating.

Tell a person he's scum long enough, and the Dims will believe. The lie doesn't have to be true, just LOUD

[Tzimisce]

Why talk tough, when we can just ask and have it given to us?

-The Iranians on the new Democratic Congress

[evad]

Iranian opinion-makers today welcomed the resignation of the US secretary of defence and the Republican Party's losses in Congress, saying the two events could reduce the chances of a confrontation with the United States over Iran's contentious nuclear programme.

No shiiiite sherlock...the appeasers are in control now.

[tet68]

If we needed any more proof of the Dhimmicrat party"s role to play, here it is.

[denydenydeny]

There is a reduced chance of conflict with the US because NOW THEY GET THEIR BOMB.

Is anyone on earth so stupid that they don't understand what this means?

[The_Republican]

Iran is mistaken.

Libs are very good at starting wars - they just don't like finishing them.

[FlingWingFlyer]

The Iranians are probably right. The 'RATS don't give a crap if the Iranians have nukes and intend to use them on Israel and America. They could care less. Hell! Clinton and Cahtah even gave the North Koreans their nukes.

[RightWhale]

The Iranian kooks do not get the idea of America at all and they understand the US Gov't even worse than American high school graduates.

[AFreeBird]

On the other hand, the Den-O-Rat victory has greatly incresed the chances of an Iranian clash with America, either directly, or via proxy, with their now authorized to build (by Nancy Pelosi, Henry Ried et al), nuclear weapons.

The next terrorist attack on on America - courtesy of the Democrat party, coming soon, to a city or town near you.

[snowsislander]

State radio was particularly sharp in its view of the ousted defence secretary, saying Donald Rumsfeld had been a "symbol of stupidity and unilateralism" and his downfall reflected "America's defeat in Iraq, the end of the era of neo-conservatives and the failure of America's war policy - of which Rumsfeld was the architect."

I have to admit that my guess is now that the U.S. will uselessly attempt to wheel and deal with the Iranian madmen, making the same fatuous moves that Carter and Clinton made with the North Koreans, while the Iranians will openly continue their nuclear development.

[GoldCountryRedneck]

Chop-lickin' mullah talk......

[familyop]

Oh, there'll be a clash, but sadly, it will come later and more intimately. It would be nice if Iran and its friends would decide not to attack the West, but that's doubtful. Most of our people who were young during the Vietnam years are making a sacrifice of our next generation to the expanding Islamofascists.

[GOP_1900AD]

We really have regressed to the late 70s. This sucks! This really sucks!

[depressed in 06]

No sheet, no one will stop them from doing what they want. Basra and Kuwait City port cities of Iran. The dementia in Washington will not stop anyone from doing anything. Kim will demand Americans out, and South Korea will agreed. And, John, Okinawa doesn't want us there either. In the next decade we will have to pay for the same ground all over again at a much higher price. The genocide in Darfor will be pattern for others. Like teenagers, the world needs adult supervision, and, like teenagers don't appreciate it. The UN is anarchy central high school.

[David1]

Maybe these towel heads can realize what a real, free, democratic election looks like and not the sham they have in Iran.

[doug from upland]

While it was happening, I suspect that Neville Chamberlain and his pals had no idea how history was going to judge them. We are reliving those times and are surrounded by people who learned nothing from history.