Reuters: Saddam's Capture Roils 2004 White House Race

Reuters ^ | Dec. 14, 2003 | Patricia Wilson

[CounterCounterCulture]

And what are the 'Rats doing to get Osama Bin Laden.?

Oh, that's right,
JACK
SQUAT!

[gov_bean_ counter]

Lieberman has always acted as though he had more info on the whole Saddam/Osama deal. Typical of the shallow analysis of Dems to not see the long term fallout of this.

After the fall of Iraq a few brave Iraqi souls came forward with information. As the resolve of the coalition became more evident, more came forward. Even more did so after Bush's visit. I fully expect the intel floodgates to open after this. Furthermore, I expect freedom loving Iraqis to more actively seek revenge against the Saddam remnant.

Saddam may eventually talk, and if he does, it will be gravy. Much more will be learned from the citizenry before then.

[Ken522]

Q: "Where's Osama?" A: "What's the Frequency, Kenneth?"

Who is Kenneth?

[EverFree]

"The capture of Saddam Hussein is not the silver bullet that fixes everything."

This is a strawman; no one said that the capture of Saddam Hussein *is* the silver bullet that fixes everything.

Democrats piss me off.

[snopercod]

Obviously, Hillary told the military where Saddam was hiding in order to sabotage the dean campaign. <8-)

[af_vet_1981]

With the U.S. economy on the upswing and now the former Iraqi dictator in jail, the nine Democrats vying for the right to challenge Bush next year are once again having to refine their arguments for replacing him.

Yes, cleary they just to to refine and tweak them a bit ...

What a great Sunday !

[DaughterOfAnIwoJimaVet]

What's the frequency, Kenneth?

[cubreporter]

Stupid is as stupid does. Over and over and over and over again.

[river rat]

"said Brad Woodhouse, spokesman for the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee. "The capture of Saddam Hussein is not the silver bullet that fixes everything."

True, but it sure as hell trumps the "shit bullet" that the Democrats have been firing at random....

Semper Fi

[truthandlife]

[uncbob]

Long way to Nov 2004 and the American public has a short memory and attention span and CFR ain't gonna let any ads on TV where most people get their news to remind them of facts

SOOOO the bill Bush signed may com back to haunt him

[Az Joe]

The Deaniacs over at DUmmys are losing their nerve. The internecine warfare has begun!

[G.Mason]

"If you two really think that, then you do not know your President. He's not a political monster."

Your wire is stretched too thin.

[Gumption]

Your wire is stretched too thin.

Don't think about my wire OK.

So you go along with the DUers on this kind of thinking huh?

How long do you think Bush held Saddum in that hole? And why did he let him out now?

[American Infidel]

This caps off a rough week for the dems. First the Dow surpasses 10,000 then saddam is captured. They must be reeling at DNC HQ. Their quiver has basically run out of arrows. Oh well, they will just have to continue to make bulk purchases of the 'books' by michael 'homeless guy' moore and Al 'when was I ever funny?' franken in an effort to convince themselves and the naive public that they are still relevant.

[F.J. Mitchell]

The Dim candidates should be very careful about asking for Osama-they may get their wish.

[Political Junkie Too]

...vindication for the four candidates who voted to allow Bush to go to war in Iraq...

But I thought that John F'ing Kerry (who, by the way, served in Viet Nam) backed away from his vote by claiming that he only authorized the THREAT of going to war, not actually going to war.

-PJ

[sd-joe]

Al Gore, once again, shows how he has absolutely terrible political timing. Coming out with a major anti-war speech in support of Dean, just days ago.

[Joy Angela]

Next Capture:

HILLARY

[Joy Angela]

It's sad, that everything is judged by
the 2004 election.

FREEDOM was at stake.

And the Iraqis won today.

Double-Shame on the RATS.