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Well, I'm not sure I buy this article. I was at a GOP function the other night and no one was complaining about the war. However, people were complaining about the endless diplomatic track we appear to be on. If we are going to do this, which I believe to be the case, then let's do it. All this dithering at the UN is providing a vacuum for the anti-war protestors and their minion. They are grapping the media attention and the longer we delay the more vocal they get.

Not to mention how this appears to make the US look like it really doesn't know what it wants to do. Having to be practically blackmailed by Turkey doesn't help matters either.

Nevertheless, if there are GOPers grumbling out there I am confident that once the showdown starts, they will be fully supportive. Same with the bulk of the American people.

Enough is enough...let's roll!

I couldnt agree more.

The delay is proving dangerous. Not only does it embolden the peacniks to crow even louder and louder. But every moment we delay grants the enemies of this nation more attempts to undermine our policy and position.

Consider this latest issue regarding the missiles.

This could seriously damage our war position. If Iraq agrees to destroy those missles (which is a definate possibilty) Then how can we sit there and say they arent disarming.

Clearly that wouldnt be the case. A few missles are not of course the issue. The issue is WMD but the move would give Iraq TREMENDOUS political leverage and could seriously undermine our efforts to lead a coalition against him.

This has gotten rediculous. It is now time to crap or get off the pot. I fear Bush is digging his own grave here and that terrifies me more than anything else. I shudder to think what will happen to this country of we lose Bush in 2 years.

I mean if we think Bush is dithering about...just imagine how hopeless it would be with a dem in office.