[Ken522]

The Weekly Standard is conservative?? Who know????!

[exit82]

The libs cannot let any blame rest on Obozo.

But he owns this flustercluck COMPLETELY.

[freeangel]

Katrina was a bitch from the get go on the program. I wanted to stuff an apple in her mouth. She kept “lecturing” the rest of the panel in the same way bammy thinks he’s schooling the country when he opens his piehole.

[fkabuckeyesrule]

And Katrina along with her magazine is a defender of communism which has wrecked, destroyed and killed literally millions of people.

[headstamp 2]

A liberal talking about accountability. That’s a laugher.

[gusopol3]

Iraq war defenders never mention the Kurds , whom Sadaam gassed by the 10’s of thousands, and now form the one stable area in the entire region. Strange not to counter punch with that fact.

[Bullish]

It’s always hilarious when a liberal uses the word ‘accountability’ because they don’t even know the meaning of the word.

[blueunicorn6]

Katrina: if you feel so strongly, go to Iraq and hand out Daisies to ISIS.

[gusopol3]

‘If You Feel So Strongly...Enlist In The Iraqi Army’

Rebuttal, "And if you care so much for the poor give all your possessions to them. " Actually, since Jesus did suggest that to one young man, it's a lot more to the point.

[Romulus]

Bill Kristol’s credibility was exhausted years ago. He should hide his face for shame.

[miss marmelstein]

What a brilliant retort from the hatchet-faced heiress zany Marxist tycoon.

[RichInOC]

If Katrina feels that strongly, she should enlist with her side, ISIS.

[zencycler]

So using her own reasoning, Ms. V.D. Heuvel could be called an "armchair abortion rights advocate", right? (At least, I am assuming that she has never either performed or undergone an abortion, but I could be wrong).

I would love to see a comeback like that anytime someone uses the ridiculous phrase "armchair warrior". And yes, it is ridiculous, since being a "warrior" is not something which someone just wakes up one day and decides to do. It is a calling and a commitment, no less than deciding to become a doctor because you either want to heal the sick, deliver babies, or, perhaps, provide give women abortions.

So, Ms. V.D. Heuvel, with all due respect (another ludicrous phrase because what follows is always disrespectful and degrading), if you feel so strongly about abortion rights, then why didn't you enroll a long time ago into a medical school so that you could help women to terminate the lives of their unborn children?

Clearly, not everyone has what it takes to be a warrior or a doctor. And the arguments put forth from people like either Kristol and V.D. Heuvel, who have chosen to be media talking heads, need not be supported by calling upon them to make a mid-life career change. For anyone to suggest otherwise is simply inane, and the absurdity of that line of reasoning should be simply called out by putting the shoe on the other foot. Whether we're arguing over war, abortion, labor, immigration. or any other issues, it is simply ridiculous to suggest that those who, by profession, communicate their analysis and opinions o those matters, must defend their conclusions by giving up their career and getting into the trenches with those who are most involved. Like Milton Friedman once said, if you go to a doctor for cancer, would you require that it be a doctor who has cancer?