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Originally Posted by Emmerich
The Dem play book is simple:
1) If Bush or a Republican did it, its wrong and we are against it (don't care what IT is or that we were for it before...).
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It's been a long time since I've seen anyone trot out that worn out old argument. It was a weak argument to begin with, and it's not getting any better with age.
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Example: some Dem congressman several months ago call for more troops in Baghdad, he suggested 20,000. This was long before "the surge". Then Bush decides to send 21,500, and all of a sudden this congressman is condemning the surge as a bad idea....
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Since you don't name the Congressman or give us any context for either of his alleged statements, it's hard to know what to think about that. My guess, however, is that sending in more troops did make sense at one point, but things have changed in Iraq.
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Its sad the Dems have no idealogy, unless you consider hating Bush an idealogy...
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I love that one. It's a Sean Hannity favorite. He will have a Democrat on this show and will accuse them of having no solutions to offer. The Democrat will offer a solution and then, without missing a beat, Hannity will say that they have no solutions. It's an effective technique that Sean executes almost to perfection. It is also a bunch of baloney.