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Those libs need to go over there and take the place of a soldier being shot at. Then see how their comments run.

We are so afraid of what the libs will say, what the press will say, we are letting it cripple us in every aspect of this war. This is unfair to our troops, to the mission and to the U.S.

Maybe it is time for us to put them in their place by just totally ignoring their ranting. That is all they do rant - while others have to do the work. So, why should those doing the work worry about the voices on the sidelines?

Maybe our answer to their questions and complaints should be "this is war, it is not pretty but this method is 100% better than prior wars, and we intend to get it done. Next question." Or, "maybe you can ask Saddam that question at his press conference".

" Or, "maybe you can ask Saddam that question at his press conference".

Good point. Wish someone would say that to some of these journalists.

42 posted on 03/26/2003 9:41:01 PM PST by ET(end tyranny) (Heavenly Father, please embrace, and protect, our Pres., our troops and those of our true allies.)

The political side of this war needs to be won too. We can make all the wins we want on the battlefield, and they can negate it with their propaganda.

Its time we get just as driven about achieving total victory in the political side of this war. To win this war militarily, and then lose the political side of this conflict, would doom us to repeat this time and time again.

On the bright side, I see the beginning groundswell and outline of political victory beginning to form. Lets make it happen, for the guys over there!