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To: Pokey78
If Bush intends to keep his promise to strike the terrorist regimes, the Administration really needs to start an intensive campaign to explain the particular dangers of state sponsorship of terrorism, and why terrorists will be much less dangerous is their state sponsors are overthrown.

Dowd still won't get it, but Dowd is particularly dim. The problem is that I don't think the American people get it, and I think it's largely Bush's fault for not ramming it down their throats.
3 posted on 04/08/2003 8:02:14 PM PDT by The Hon. Galahad Threepwood
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To: The Hon. Galahad Threepwood
"Dowd still won't get it, but Dowd is particularly dim. The problem is that I don't think the American people get it, and I think it's largely Bush's fault for not ramming it down their throats."

Nothing succeeds like success.

President Bush deposing Saddam will be a big notch in his gun and the reward a sizable amount of political capital. Lets see how he spends it.
7 posted on 04/08/2003 8:08:50 PM PDT by Search4Truth (Rebellion to tyrants is obedience to God -Thomas Jefferson.)
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To: The Hon. Galahad Threepwood
The problem is that I don't think the American people get it, and I think it's largely Bush's fault for not ramming it down their throats.

President's don't "ram" things down American's throats! What a mindless image!

There have been no further terrorist attacks, alQaeda has been decimated, Iraq liberated, and China is already leaning on North Korea to clean up its act.

Bush gets it, and the American people love him for it.

And the terrorists are gradually being eliminated.

10 posted on 04/08/2003 8:18:45 PM PDT by sinkspur
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