From: "Gary Britt" 

The ad shows NOTHING but DEMOCRAPS speaking their own words in their own
voice.  That is the ad's ENTIRE content.  It is the words and actions of
the DEMOCRAPS that accomplish whatever the ad may accomplish.  I happen to
agree with Inouye that the words spoken in the ad are shameful and
disgusting. Therefore, the democraps should stop acting in such a shameful
and disgusting manner.

I find it cheapens Inouye's war record, and dare I say it is shameful and
disgusting of him, to try and use his actions of 45 years ago to provide
cover for the shameful and disgusting words spoken often and repeatedly by
his party's neo-surrender monkeys.

If the democraps find the message conveyed by their own words to be
shameful and disgusting, then they should apologize for them and stop
repeating them.

Gary

"Rich Gauszka"  wrote in message
news:439c332e{at}w3.nls.net...
> Inouye's response
>
> "As a Veteran of World War II, I know what it's like to fight a war and
put
> your life on the line every day. I also know what it takes to win a war,
and
> I know that politics and an attack machine like the President's plays no
> part in it.
>
> "The Republican Party's latest ad is a shameful and disgusting attempt to
> distract the American people from the problems in Iraq. It may improve the
> President's political fortunes, but the American people and our troops
will
> pay the price. I hope that President Bush realizes how shameful it is to
> play politics when what we really need is leadership, and that he will
> direct his Party to take down this ad immediately."
>
>
> "Gary Britt"  wrote in message
> news:439b71aa$1{at}w3.nls.net...
> >
> > An analysis of Senator Inouye's statement demanding President Bush stop
> > the
> > RNC from showing the Democrap Neo-Surrender Monkeys in their own words:
> >
> > From Powerline Blog:
> >
> > This is really one of the dumbest statements we've seen from the
Democrats
> > yet. Inouye says he "knows what it takes to win a war." But the
Democrats
> > aren't talking about how to win in Iraq, they are talking about
abandoning
> > the effort. That is to say, losing.
> >
> > Inouye says the ad seeks to "distract the American people from the
> > problems
> > in Iraq." Actually, of course, there is no chance the American people
will
> > forget that there are problems in Iraq, since nearly every news report
> > about
> > the country focuses exclusively on those problems. What Inouye wants is
> > for
> > all the news to be bad all the time, and for the Republicans to refrain
> > from
> > pointing out that in fact, notwithstanding the problems, we are not
losing
> > in Iraq. We are winning. It is not defeat in Iraq the Democrats fear, it
> > is
> > victory. They are scared to death that it is happening before their
eyes.
> >
> > Finally, Inouye denounces the Republicans for "playing
politics" on
Iraq.
> > This is hilarious. The ad shows Democrats saying that we have no chance
to
> > win in Iraq and should pull out. How is it "playing
politics" to let the
> > American people know what the Democrats are saying? Are the Democrats
> > ashamed of their own words? And why isn't it "playing
politics" when the
> > Democrats launch one false, vicious attack after another against the
> > administration, but only when the administration defends itself?
> >
> > The truth is that the Democrats have never done anything about Iraq
other
> > than to play politics. When they thought it was to their political
> > advantage, they pretended to support the war. The moment they thought it
> > was
> > to their political advantage to abandon our soldiers' efforts, that's
what
> > they advocated. They pretend that no progress is being made in Iraq when
> > they know that is not the case, and they try to shout down anyone who
> > disagrees with them. What is prompting the present hysteria is that they
> > are
> > afraid the Iraq issue isn't playing the way they expected it to. What a
> > party! Two and a half years into a war, and they're still trying to keep
> > their options open.
> >
> >
>
>

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