I understand your sarcasm but try this:
I want Orrin, or his son, or nephew, or best friend (Oops Sorry. We don't have a helicopter in our inventory that can lift Ted Kennedy) to ride a Blackhawk around Tikrit every day for a month. I want him to get off of that helo and I want him to walk the streets of Tikrit with a squad of grunts for six hours every day.
I want him to wonder who in his squad has the night vision goggle batteries that are still good. I want him to wonder when was the last time this rifle was zeroed. I want him to wonder what the little kid up there in the doorway is thinking as he keeps darting into and out of that alley next to the house.
I want Orrin to feel the stark unadulterated fear that zips down your spine when something goes 'bang'. I want Orrin to sleep sitting up in a Humvee for two hours on two hours off every night for a month and the entire time he is doing this service for America I want him to think about the Democratic Party wanting him to die while he's there. I want him to read in the paper about how the 9 dwarves and the US Press really want him to come home in a body bag so that his wife and children can be interviewed about, "How does it feel that Orrin was killed?" and "Is the war worth it?"
I want him to do that and come back to us in December and sit down with Sean Hannity again and tell us then how he feels about Senator Rockefeller.
Is that too much to ask a US Senator to undertake or better yet - CONSIDER before he spouts off about how he's sure that Senator Rockefeller didn't mean to allow the Intelligence Committee to become partisan.
What a perfumed prince.
I can't believe a state with as high a per capita representation in the United States military as they have not see through this guy.
He sickens me. < /Rant >
Regards,
TS