Some of us still not ready to go all rah-rah (ANOTHER SAD-SACK LIBERAL)

Chicago Sun-Times ^ | April 10, 2003 | MARK BROWN SUN-TIMES COLUMNIST

[Chi-townChief]

"I don't know about you, but at this point, I'm more interested in real information about the war than in opinions, and I don't have any real information to offer."

But, of course, Mr. Brown will give you his opinion anyway as long as he doesn't have to hear yours.

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[Davea]

"But I was troubled...."

What and not saddened?? Why are libs so easily troubled?

[Chi-townChief]

PING

[Argus]

I also hope President Bush doesn't think Syria or Iran are the next stops on the regime-change express

This guy's affection for anti-American terrorist dictators knows no bounds.

[Arkie2]

"But I was troubled by the realization that this partial outcome, never really in doubt in my mind, will now be viewed as justification for our military aggression while the more complicated challenges of establishing a truly free and peaceful society in Iraq still lie before us".

Typicla liberal can't see that the war was a necessary precursor to establishing a free and peaceful society in Iraq. Did he think Saddam was going to stand for election if we asked real nice?

[thoughtomator]

I also hope President Bush doesn't think Syria or Iran are the next stops on the regime-change express.

I predict disappointment in the author's future.

[Lexington Green]

Pouting in print.

[frosty snowman]

What's more bothersome is the sense of isolation you get when you realize your reaction to events is skewed to the periphery.

Need some cheese with your whine?

[howieg2u2]

"For instance, am I the only person who finds Pentagon spokeswoman Victoria Clarke, with her assertions that it doesn't matter whether Saddam Hussein is dead or alive, to be nearly as irritating a propagandist as Iraqi Information Minister Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf, whose preposterous daily lies at least provided some comic relief?"

[SanAntoneBlue]

It's a strange feeling to be so out of step with the rest of the country on a matter of such great importance.
Guess Mr. Brown forgot how "out of step with the rest of the country" he was when Bush won the election.

[thedugal]

Dubya says, "Here's what I like to call a Hand.. Wringer.."

[Mudcat]

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/ snip a bunch of weasel-worded crapola /

...seeing the celebration, I have to face the possibility that I've been wrong

/ snip a bunch more weasel-worded crapola /

[aimhigh]

These liberal articles show the difference between living by faith, and living by fear.

[unspun]

Good to hear from ya, CtC! I suppose Mr. Brown wants to appease Dictator Daley, too. At least Saddam didn't destroy his airfields....

[facedown]

"For instance, am I the only person who finds Pentagon spokeswoman Victoria Clarke, with her assertions that it doesn't matter whether Saddam Hussein is dead or alive, to be nearly as irritating a propagandist as Iraqi Information Minister Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf, whose preposterous daily lies at least provided some comic relief?"

At least he didn't complain about her clothing.

[TheHeterodoxConservative]

"In the second place, I made my opposition to the war pretty clear, and after that, what can you say? Once the shooting started, it became apparent that there was no turning back for the country. If we were going to fight this war, I certainly didn't want us to lose it. "

Actually, with comments like these, this is one of the better op-eds by someone opposed to the war. It certainly puts Mr. Brown head-and-shoulders above Chirac, Chretin, deGenova, Moore, . . . .

[Leto]

Great another Liberial biting his lip and wringing his hands, and terrified of moral clarity. Unsure of how or weather to defend our country after war had been declared on it, and after having been attacked multipile times.

No wonder they never solve any problems, and leave them to others. Typical Clinton/Gore supporter. He probably is waiting for Dean to get elected.

[HardStarboard]

>>>"But I was troubled...." ...What and not saddened?? Why are libs so easily troubled?<<<

Its potty training. One is not usually saddened by ineffective potty training, but it is troubling!