Any war they want, they make seem impossible, because all the troops are tied down in Iraq.

Whatever damages Bush is the goal.

Even if it means harming the nation to get at him.

They hate him more than they care about us.

Or our security.

Or our future.

TwinkietheKid on July 23, 2007 at 8:31 AM

True. I’m hoping that this extreme side of Dingy would push enough voters to figure he’s gone too far. We’ll see.

Bob Schieffer grilled the Senate Majority Leader on the issue of political genocide following a U.S. withdrawal from Iraq on “Face the Nation.” Hot Air has the video…….

csdeven on July 23, 2007 at 8:12 AM

There is one thing that could derail your thinking, this is still a union town. Unions love their fellow socialists.

Texyank on July 22, 2007 at 10:46 PM

Dingy Harry gets elected like every other local candidate does. By dealing with local issues. Having lived in Las Vegas for 14 years, I was amazed that people continued to vote him in time after time. But we started making headway in the early 90’s and elected a conservative governor, congressmen and one senator. I predict that this will be Harry’s last term. Las Vegas has become fairly conservative (It was at the time I left in 2004 anyway) and his national exposure as a total dem tool will not go un-noticed next election.

Harry the dancing troll . What a loser

Remember: this man is the Majority Leader in the United States Senate. (via Hot Air)

Note well that what Sen. Reid says about Tora Bora is completely false (we did not remove troops from there to send them to Iraq); and note well when Reid says that…

“we had Bin Laden just where we wanted him, Tora Bora. We took troops away from there and sent them to Iraq.”

Indeed – a nice follow up would have been to ask Senator Reid when the Tora Bora fight occurred, and when we started the build up for Iraq. Bit of a temporal disconnect there…

When asked are ‘you’ responsible for the political divide, he says ‘no’. But when asked if he’d vote to censure, he says ‘Republicans will just block it’ without offering an answer of whether or not he would be for such a thing. He also didn’t mention that he PERSONALLY was responsible for the all nighter that made people more partisan.

Congress approval is lower than Bush’s, but Reid can’t seem to come to terms with that. Everything he says is ‘Bush is bad’. He offers no solutions, just ‘Bush is bad’.

Harry calls it as he sees it?

Can you imagine the vile crap he says in his spackled mirror every morning? (The mystery of the empty spittoon)

csdeven on July 22, 2007 at 7:49 PM

What an amazing profile in self hatred!!

Watching Dems today, they seem to be uncomfortable in their collective position on Iraq. The don’t appear to acknowledge that the surge could be yeilding positive results. They all seem to know one thing…they are all on the record supporting some form of surrender.

Dems appeared way too nervous today.

Powwow on July 22, 2007 at 7:18 PM

No problem, it’s happened to me too. :-)

And the more people who point that out, the harder it will be for Reid and his ilk to shirk responsibility for the massacre they are having wet-dreams about by FIEHVLing (Fingers in Ears, Humming Very Loud)- pronounced “Fy-vuhl-ing“, like the name of the little mouse in Disney’s An American Tail.

cheers

eon

Herr Reid exposes himself better that I could ever could.

If a party dislikes our system of government, our economic system, thinks our military is everything from incompetent to bloodthirsty and evil, thinks half our citizens are lazy and helpless and the other half is greedy and evil, looks to foreign countries as morally superior, how can they be patriotic?

- The Cat

Can you imagine the vile crap he says in his mirror every morning?