If you like him, don't listen to him. 10 Million like his point of view.
He was right on Borders long before the others finally got it.
He was right about harriet Miers.
He was right about Dubia ports deal.
And he's right about changing strategies in the Iraq war.
"And he's right about changing strategies in the Iraq war."
Cut and run ain't a strategy.
Somehow I sincerely doubt he has 10 million listeners. Weiner says: "10 to 20 million people listen to me". Wow, what a conveniently large guess. However, it is typical "Weinerisms". See my sarcastic tag line to this "10 to 20 million" BS.
"He was right on Borders long before the others finally got it."
Can you give me a time-line here? When was he right before others? (I know the answer, which is NO answer)
"He was right about harriet Miers."
So were the DemocRATs who openly opposed her nomination for Supreme Court when it came up.
"He was right about Dubia ports deal."
I have always been agnostic about the Dubia port deal. While I am instinctively untrusting of any Arab Muslim, I also know that they were not the fork lift operators and truck drivers. My instincts tell me to go the other way of Weiner on this one.
"And he's right about changing strategies in the Iraq war"
Like screeching negatively about the war and it's commanders Cindy Sheehan style? You don't endorse changing strategies by 3 hours of CIC bashing 2 days a week (Weiner doesn't work much, so 2 days in a week is stressful to him). I believe that Dubya has given the option for those on the ground to change strategies if needed. I believe they are doing the best job that they could possibly do despite some psycho talk show host telling them that every thing they have done was done in vain.
Champagne will flow here when the Weiner is no longer on the radio. I think that day is coming soon.