Democrats to raise doubts about America: Strategy memo calls for undermining public confidence

WorldNetDaily.com ^ | Wednesday, January 8, 2003 | By Jon Dougherty

[MrPeanut]

If the Dems-to gain power-are willing to undermine American morale in a time of war, imagine what they will do to keep their newly gained power.

[copycat]

This is Hillary!'s work, IMHO. It's a Demo twofer...damage Bush while damaging America. It's an ideal strategy for a World Socialist.

[texson66]

With "friends" (the demonrats) like these, who needs enemies???

[mware]

WOW, this one takes the cake. We all knew they would be doing this, but to have it on a memo!!!

I wonder if this came from Hillary.

[hchutch]

*pauses*

I'm going to clobber the Dem that wrote this memo!!!

Man... if I keep going, I'll be firing off more F-bombs than there were in the South Park move.

[Alamo-Girl]

Hmmmm ... this strategy sounds like political suicide. Thanks for the heads up!

[section9]

Karl Rove already knows about this memo, as does Bush.

To us, it is unconscionable that any American would deliberately undermine a President when American troops are in harms way. But the Democratic Party of today is not the Democratic Party of Harry S. Truman and John F. Kennedy. It grew out of the situational ethics of the Sixties.

Any means necessary is moral to gain power.

But if the Republicans know about this, why aren't they all upset about it?

The answer is rather simple: this plan is the kind that could only come out of the Liberal Mind, whose assumptions about the way the American people respond to conflict was shaped by the experience of the Sixties.

The Republicans are betting, and it is a good bet, that the American people will respond negatively to this line of attack. Indeed, it could provide us with new avenues of attack against them.

Be Seeing You,

Chris

[E Rocc]

Man... if I keep going, I'll be firing off more F-bombs than there were in the South Park move.

From the party that tries to criminalize dissent, a political strategy of treason isn't all that suprising.

-Eric

[Dog Gone]

They have nothing else to run on. It's a sign of desperation.

[GWB00]

Unfrickin believable! If this true, those that are behind this evil plan should really rot in hell. We are sending thousands of American lives to the Middle East to prevent a far worse act than September 11th and some of our elected leaders will actually follow these recommendations all in the name of gaining power to implement ideas that will further damage this country.

[hchutch]

I'll keep this in mind the next time someone complains when PJ-Comix or I suggest that George W. Bush call Howard Stern.

[Nick Danger]

The Republicans are betting, and it is a good bet, that the American people will respond negatively to this line of attack.

The Democratic Party is becoming a kind of niche-market "oldies" station. They have a few basic themes -- race-baiting, class struggle, anti-war activism -- that they play over and over again. To people stuck in a timewarp with them, this is all very enjoyable; there's nothing like a rousing chant of "No blood for oil!" to get their juices flowing. Oh look, there's the famous Ramsey Clark, leading the chant. Didn't he have a hit once, during the Johnson Administration?

<caseykasem>Our next Peace Prize is awarded to a man who first ran for office back in 1963. He was Governor of his home state, a peanut farmer, and once served on nuclear submarines. This former president is best known for his 1978 hit, "Malaise."</caseykasem>

To the rest of us, this is is all becoming tiresome. However, the Democrats are trapped by their own fans into continuing it. However sick most people are today of Ramsey Clark, Daniel Ellsberg, Fritz Mondale, Jimmy Carter, and even Bill Clinton, these are the bands that the Democrats' only listeners grew up with, and that's what they want to hear.

One day we will tune in the Democrats and they will be playing country music. It happens to all those stations eventually.

[Dan(9698)]

>>>...Democratic National Committee chief Terry McAuliffe, former Clinton campaign strategist James Carville, Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle and former House Democratic Leader Dick Gephardt as party leaders who developed the talking-points memo.

Names from the article.

[ST.LOUIE1]

The dems are absolutely PATHETIC!

Hi, King!

[Tom Pain]

What happened to "Politics stop at the water's edge!" that the Dems invoked during the Clinton Administration!? They used this to shut up Republicans during debates on Bosnia/Kosovo/Somalia/Haiti/Iraq/etc.

I want to see Republicans keep saying this phrase until it penetrates the brain of every TV viewer!

[Starboard]

So far, at least, Democrats may have trouble getting traction with their strategy.

The disingenuous Demoncrats might be able to fool some of the people some of the time, but their desparate and despicable strategies are going to be transparent to most of the people. Its obvious they have no constructive agenda.

[LibWhacker]

This perfectly illustrates that 'rats are willing to sink to any level necessary to gain the least political advantage. And I do mean any.

Without a doubt, this includes slipping a Saddam or a Kim Jung Il our most sensitive military secrets so that the country will suffer a bloody defeat and thus become disillusioned with the Republican Party.

[Billthedrill]

No Democratic member of Congress will question the president's patriotism openly, but we will use the media and other surrogates to raise doubts...

That would be the "conservative media" we have heard about endlessly for the last couple of months, wouldn't it?

[Starboard]

I have worked with numerous hard core Dems over the years and you are absolutely right. They are stuck in an ideological time warp, recycling the same old ideas and even candidates of the past (e.g., Fritz Mondale).