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Thursday, August 31, 2006

Gregory Djerejian of The Belgravia Dispatch says vote for ...?

In comments about Rumsfeld's latest speech:
Indeed, as the failure of the Bush Administration's war strategy becomes more and more evident to all but the most hardened denialists, as their desperation and incompetence becomes more evident to the American public, as their Middle East policy increasingly lies in tatters, and as they continue to erroneously attempt to conjoin things like the London terror plot with Iraq, without admitting the need for urgent re-appraisal of our overall strategy in the war on terror (they are incapable and/or too exhausted to make significant course corrections)--the rhetoric is beginning to border on dangerously reckless, and I trust the American people to reject this growing demagogy, and vote the Democrats in in November. I take no particular joy in this, as I think the Democrats have distinguished themselves by what I've called their ferocious lameness too often, but I cannot support a party that continues to allow a man this discredited a platform to propagate such gross dissembling, not to mention continues to allow him to prosecute a war where he has failed so dismally to achieve our nation's most basic strategic objectives.
Will the American people vote the Democrats in in November? And even if they do, will it be by a fairly small margin? Has this country made a clean break from the current Republican policies? It's not clear it has.



2 comments

They did not vote him actually into office either. His party was already on the decline, when a pressure group behind the scenes persuaded (head of state) Hindenburg to make Hitler chancellor of a right-wing coalition initially dominated by the paleoconservatives of the DNVP.
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By Anonymous Anonymous, at 8/31/2006 6:02 AM  

Belgravia Dispatch was originally a Republican blog? I mean, it's one thing for you Uncle Louie to switch, but for a blog to switch is pretty remarkable.

By Anonymous Anonymous, at 8/31/2006 5:39 PM  

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