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[billhilly]

John, thanks for your "two cents." That is a perfect antidote for the NYT.*

[prognostigaator]

..... the Bush administration was laying plans to expand the war on terrorism beyond Afghanistan.

The United States has already committed troops to the Philippines, and President Bush has approved plans to send troops to Yemen to help train its military to fight terrorists. The administration is also considering sending troops to the former Soviet Republic of Georgia.

Today, Mr. Daschle again expressed reservations about these plans. He said the first phase of the war was not yet complete, noting that Osama bin Laden, whose Al Qaeda network is considered responsible for the Sept. 11 attacks in the United States, was still at large.

"We're not safe until we have broken the back of Al Qaeda, and we haven't done that yet," Mr. Daschle said. "I think the jury is still out about future success."

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Just as you observed ,jh2, Daschle the politician attempting to portray himself as Daschle the statesman.

No wonder all of thke key figures in the demo party are 'over a barrel'.No surprise if they lose seats in both the House and the Senate come November...

[prognostigaator]

..... the Bush administration was laying plans to expand the war on terrorism beyond Afghanistan.

The United States has already committed troops to the Philippines, and President Bush has approved plans to send troops to Yemen to help train its military to fight terrorists. The administration is also considering sending troops to the former Soviet Republic of Georgia.

Today, Mr. Daschle again expressed reservations about these plans. He said the first phase of the war was not yet complete, noting that Osama bin Laden, whose Al Qaeda network is considered responsible for the Sept. 11 attacks in the United States, was still at large.

"We're not safe until we have broken the back of Al Qaeda, and we haven't done that yet," Mr. Daschle said. "I think the jury is still out about future success."

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Just as you observed ,jh2, Daschle the politician attempting to portray himself as Daschle the statesman.

No wonder all of thke key figures in the demo party are 'over a barrel'.No surprise if they lose seats in both the House and the Senate come November...

[grannie]

I do not recall Daschle getting this upset over Bill Clinton & the way he gave away our money & run the Government. But of course that is diffrent because he is a demorat. I do recall Congress giving him a blank check to do as he pleased which was nothing good for our Country. I hope President Bush doesn't reveal all his secrets to the world. We already know to much & what we know the enemy knows. We should not know anything about the plans for Iraq. that just gives them more time to prepare for us.{ Loose Lips sinks ships} Grannie

[pt17]

Daschle is spinning his wheels trying to get political traction. Let's hope he burns all the rubber off.

[MJY1288]

Good morning John, Your 2 cents are priceless. Looks like there is no limit to how low Lil' Tommy will go in his efforts to de-rail President Bush. Daschle seems to be spiraling down like a turd being flushed

[mombonn]

Read this later bump.

[M Kehoe]

Good analysis guy.

Methinks Dasshole needs a booster seat and pacifier.

5.56mm

[wearredcaps]

Is Deasshole going to let us count the military votes in 04? Wake Up America!!!

[lavaroise]

Dashole thinks he is president and can encroach further on the job of the President. He should be impeached for blocking important bills and his political infractions that encroach on the President's jurisdiction.

[SpinyNorman]

Appearing on several Sunday public affairs programs, Daschle struggled to contain the damage, with little, if any success.

What is this? The NYTimes reporting the truth? The writer must be new or something...Just don't understand how it got past the editors.

Maybe they were on holiday with their "life partners" or something..........

[Clovis_Skeptic]

Ok Dasshole, here is the inside scoop...Muslims did it...were gonna get'em...next question please

[1 FELLOW FREEPER]

If I were Bush, I would tell Congress as little as humanly possible. Secrets don't last 24 hours there....just a giant sieve, where secrets are given to reporters sympathetic to their cause.

[eureka!]

Great 2 Cents John. Dasshole did step in it. I hope he gets what's due...

[daler]

Maybe Bush should declare THAT idea "dead."

[FranklinsTower]

It is obvious dasshole has been acting rather strang these days. This tells me something not so obvious is at foot.

I have a theory. dasshole's ranting on the war is really a distraction from the real issue the dims want to avoid, election reform. The anti-fraud measures in the election reform bill will doom the dims. The whole chuck schumer charade in the Senate was nothing short of the dims saying they are for election fraud. The dims had to get that subject off the chattering class radar screen. So they rolled dasshole out there to provide cover.

Now one may ask, why would dasshole do that? It is my opinion, dasshole has no real intention of running for Pres., he is acting that way so as to be able to pull the spotlight away from other issues when needed. But in doing so he looks like he is on a political suicide mission. It is my opinion that passing real election reform might be more suicidal to the dims than nit picking President Bush on the war. There probably are some backroom deals and/or strong-arming (FBI files) at work that gets tiny tom to dance for his masters.

[b4its2late]

By his comments, He's giving life to the opposition in Afghanistan, similar to what the war protestors did during Vietnam. Democrats like to do that kind of stuff.

[UCANSEE2]

Instead, he set himself up for a mighty fall.

Or, in Daschle's case, a little bitty fall.