Excellent Article
Reader comment on item: Democrats Unlearn 9/11

Submitted by Osher Doctorow Ph.D. (United States), Jan 7, 2004 at 14:53

From Osher Doctorow Ph.D.

Daniel Pipes,

Your article is excellent.

I have described the Democrats except Lieberman as Insane since they
don't know the difference between Right and Wrong, Victim and Victimizer. By
referring to a War as a Police Action, they simply confirm their Insanity. But the
danger of letting them go on doing this is incredible to the USA. It looks like they
are not likely to win now, but there have been periods in the last few years when
the public has not backed the War Against Islamic Terror with even a majority
according to polls. If the Democrats keep propagandizing, even the capture of
Saddam might be forgotten or downplayed and the public may return to its
apathy and pessimism.

I have opposed President Bush's failure to simultaneously invade Iran, Saudi
Arabia, Syria, and Pakistan where the majority of the populations support Islamic
Terror even if two of the leaders claim they don't. Those nations send Terrorists
into Iraq and Afghanistan and Israel and the USA, and it is hypocritical to say
"support our troops" while allowing those nations to escape serious punishment.
Yet in a showdown vote between President Bush and a Democrat (even Lieberman,
who if elected would bring the whole Democrat party with him willingly or not), I
would vote for President Bush for reelection if no Republican can be found who is
tougher than him on Terror.

Osher Doctorow

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