[HoosierHawk]

The libs stink up the media with all of their anti-war propaganda, but don’t dare call them traitors.

[gusopol3]

Today's Wilmington (DE) News-Journal front page headline: U.S. Iraq Death Toll Quietly Approaches 4,000

(close paraphrase, I seldom buy the worthless thing)

Gives them a chance to really pop the cork in celebration when it does reach that number.

[Thrownatbirth]

It works to the Left's advantage to keep up the rhetoric. They want more US troop deaths to blame on Bush.

Don't bother with labels. They are the enemy.

[smoothsailing]

Ping.

[jazusamo]

How must America's best feel when the Code Pink crowd tries to shut down a Marine recruiting office.... or when Rep. John Murtha, D-Pa., irresponsibly accuses our troops of committing "cold-blooded murder and war crimes."

Yes, how must they feel. Decent Americans have to feel like they're the traitors that they are.

Good for these two Harvard scholars, they get it!

Very good article, thanks for posting.

[brityank]

"To the extent that U.S. political speech does affect insurgent incentives, it changes things only by about 10% to 20%," they reckon....

I'd be quite willing to see them forgo their seditious 'freedom of speech' to save the 10% to 20% of the deaths and injuries they add to both our troops and the civilian populace.

[Doctor Raoul]

The anti-war protesters, the peace movement, they have the blood of our troops on their hands.