Kyl says military action is near, blames Clinton for passing buck. (At least one Sen has it Right!)

Sierra Vista Herald, Sierra Vista Arizona ^ | Sunday, February 23, 2003 | BILL HESS

[SandRat]

Kyl and Hayworth represent Arizona. The others are just RINOs or liberals.

Right you are especially with - - -

don Grihalva de Azatlan M.e.C.h.a. y El Calde Pastur de Presideo Azatlna Centro.

[DWC]

I'm beginning to think jimmy carter is a close second.

[StopGlobalWhining]

President Bush, by his indecision and failure to strike at the most opportune time, has put our military troops in unnecessary danger.

If Bush fails to begin military action against Iraq by this Thursday or Friday, he is giving up the advantage of dark skies (New Moon) and cooler temperatures.

The likely result of his inaction will be that more Americans will become casualties, just to appease the UN, Euro Weenies, and the American lunatic left.

[pfflier]

I am proud of my state's senator for having the balls to speak-up. The congress needs a little more testosterone (with megadoses to Kennedy)

[azGOPgal]

Finally someone who isn't speaking out of their ass. Thank God someone in the political arena decided to speak out against Clinton. I hope Sen. Kyle is right when he says that "We will be involved in military action in a matter of days or a few weeks." The sooner we get rid of Saddam, the better.

dittomom, how about an Arizona ping.

[kstewskis]

Arizona is proud of Jon Kyl. He's one of a very few who "gets it" in Congress. Not only that, he's a helluva nice guy :)

[SandRat]

Yeah, and he even associates with Rep. Tom Tancredo of Colorado.

[c-b 1]

That is right Senator Kyl is a nice guy, and the most conservative Senator.

[Cosmo]

You sound like an Austinian. Most professors are inclined towards H.L.A. Hart and co.. I, myself, forsee an Austinian renaissanc in the not too distant future.

Feel the gin

[2 Kool 2 Be 4-Gotten]

The Clinton administration kicked the can down the road...

"kicked the can down the road" is now part of the official talking points. I've seen Powell use this exact phrase as well as I think it was Condi Rice. Dems aren't the only ones reading from talking points. I'm not saying this to critisize Kyl, far from it, just to point out that certain phrases tend to show up again and again.

[RobbyS]

You might call me an Augustinian! The idea that law must be based on consensus runs aground on the shoals of human nature. Argument takes us only so far; then action must follow to break impass.