As for the subject, my point is that *extremist* liberals who squat around leftwing websites and post hate-bush/hate-military rants all day are typical of the anti-war “movement” as a whole, in that all you seem to be able to do is spew venom without effecting any change. I realize that it must be frustrating for folks like you being so marginalized and ignored, even by your own party’s representatives, but honestly the amount of hate and uninformed misinformation that the leftwing sites generate and regurgitate is counterproductive to your cause. The middle-road independent people see how cowardly and mean-spirited and un-American your attitudes are and are simply turned off. Just look at this page for examples of liberal mean-spiritedness. One mental-midget who goes by the name “RemoveBush” calls for a firing squad to deal with our Administration. Another hysterical genius “missmolly” thinks Bush/Cheney is morally equivalent to Saddam. Other liberal posts compares our government to that of the former Soviet Union and the third reich. All of those comments are preposterous, but not surprising in the least to come out of a leftwing hate site. Most of you likely don’t even want your country to be victorious in Iraq. Now that the news in Iraq is turning more positive, and now that even the liberal biased media is reporting that al queda has essentially been dealt a death blow as a result of the troop surge, I think that voters are going to continue to soundly reject the hateful, intolerant and unpatriotic speech which has oozed from the left ever since the liberals crawled out from under their rocks after the dust and smoke of 911 cleared. You people, along with Scott Redd, are simply wrong about the state of the war, and you’ll soon have nowhere left to turn for support of your *extremist* positions.

Uh – fascists are NOT leftwing. “Extreamist” is spelled “extremist,” something is either indicative or not, but it’s not “completely indicative,” and I think “sewer rats” is kind of a “vile and hateful” thing to write.

Fascism has been defined as the merging of corporations and government. Sound familiar?

What happened here?

Subpoena this guy. Lord knows, he’s got a story to tell.

The odds are that he got the boot from Cheney and or Addington.

Any future appointees out there take heed, if you haven’t figured it out yet, IT’S THEIR WAY OR THE HIGHWAY! No if ands or buts!

Comment by Wayne — October 17, 2007 @ 3:57 pm

Just checked a few key votes by my Congressman — he voted for withdrawing the troops from Iraq (the one Bush vetoed) and he voted against the “Protect America Act”.

Now if we could only get him on the impeachment bandwagon…

can’t wait!