America Under Siege

Frontpagemagazine.com ^ | 1/20/03 | David Horowitz

[Bonaparte]

When Hitler and Stalin still had their "non-aggression" pact, the lefties in our country were adamantly "anti-war."

Then when Hitler violated the pact and invaded Russia, all of a sudden, they were no longer interested in "giving peace a chance."

The left couldn't care less about peace. It's always been nothing but a pretext for helping communism and hurting America.

[Mudboy Slim]

The DRUDGE REPORT has obtained -- and is now releasing worldwide -- a memo circulated to Democrats throughout Florida detailing how to disqualify overseas military ballots! It's been talked about. It's been flashed on TV. But now only the DRUDGE REPORT can bring you the full text. Mark Herron, a Tallahassee lawyer helping shepherd Democratic presidential election lawsuits through the local courts, sent the five-page letter to Democratic attorneys across Florida giving them tips on how to lodge protests against the ballots which heavily favored Republican George W. Bush. Bush comfortably won Florida's overseas absentee vote by 1,380 votes to Vice-President Al Gore's 750 but, after vigorous challenges by Gore canvassers, 1,527 of the postal ballots, many of them from soldiers and sailors on active service, were rejected using Herron's bluprint. Gen Norman Schwarzkopf led Republican condemnation of a five-page guide which advised Democratic tellers how to raise objections to the postal votes. He said: "It is a very sad day in our country when the men and women of the armed forces are serving abroad and facing danger of a daily basis . . . and are denied the right to vote for the president of the United States who will be their commander in chief."

Bingo...MUD

[Just mythoughts]

I agree and want this called a Democrat rally.

[Screaming_Gerbil]

It's almost time.

It's almost time for what?

[Bonaparte]

Ok. I'll call it a democrat rally. I think that's a super good idea. I'll call it a democrat rally everywhere I go. And I'll be sure to think up all sorts of ways to work it into conversation. Thanks. That's a really, really good idea.

[captain11]

The defeatest technocrat McNamara, who sabatoged the war, is to be given more credence than Horowitz?

A rather flip dismissal of McNamara, coming from someone born three years after the last U.S. chopper left Saigon. While the criticism of McNamara as technocrat are certainly not new with you, he merits more credence than the ideological carpetbagger Horowitz.

BTW and FWIW, it's defeatist and sabotage.