Reply #12: A look at the real power behind the curtain shows [View All]

[bluedawg12]

that the real shrub's brains are still there and working hard.

OK kids- let's read my Pet Pig and find a way to do just a little bombing with out occupation of big bad Syria.

Holy cheeze whiz- calling the UN was what got my pet goat.

I'm getting a bit worried about desperate times calling for desperate measures. Meaning his polls are down.


http://www.weeklystandard.com/Content/Public/Articles/000/000/005/986uesrd.asp

The War Presidency
From the September 5 / September 12, 2005 issue: The success of the Bush presidency depends on his success as commander in chief.
by William Kristol
09/05/2005, Volume 010, Issue 47


>Meanwhile, the estimable George Will proclaimed last week that U.S. hopes for democracy in Iraq were "delusional," and that we had to be wary of further "overreaching." In particular, he took aim at a suggestion made in these pages some seven months ago that we consider bombing Syrian military facilities and/or occupying Syrian border towns in order to prevent terrorists from using Syria as a sanctuary from which to enter Iraq in order to kill Americans and Iraqis. No. Will said, "U.S. forces already have quite enough bombing and occupying chores."

Really? Occupying--maybe. But bombing? Is our Air Force overextended right now? Are we so weak that we can't deter or punish Syria?<