Reply #59: I probably should [View All]

I supported her when she was all about holding Bush accountable. I supported her when she said she knew we couldn't just pull out all at once, that "out now" is just a catalyst to get people to recognize we needed a plan to end the war. Exactly the same as what Kucinich and Woolsey and others have said. But since she hasn't chosen to clarify her position now, I have lost alot of enthusiasm for her. The sig line is there more because I liked the point it made, how the media dissects some sentence of hers and ignores the gargantuan lies of the Administration.

As to the shut up part, this isn't the first time I've ran across somebody at DU who argues against every policy on the table to create change and then follows it up with all the same old DLC, Bush is in charge anyway, bla bla bla bullshit. It's like being offered ten different choices for dinner, turning them all down, and then going off on a rant about corn syrup, GM food, and it all causes cancer anyway. At some point you have to say the obvious; eat, or sit down, shut up and starve.

Phased Withdrawal and Soverign Iraq. Join those who are ready to eat, or sit down and shut up.