I tend to think you may be surprised about what Rush will say tomorrow about this speech. I too have been one critical of the Administration's policy on Israel/Palestinian territories up until today (last week, actually, when the U.S. was supportive of Israel's move back into the West Bank). But I think that Bush's speech today was a note of moral clarity and certainly, if the follow-through is as clear, in the face of certain violent Palestinian rejection, as the policy announced today, then there is nothing more that the hard enemies of Islamic terror (of which I am one) can ask for. Bush has set forth the path for a policy of war on the Palestinian terror institution. I believe that Rush will see that and will applaud the President as I do tonight.
Of course, that's only a guess.
I hope you're right. It makes me nervous to disagree with Mark Levin and if Rush, like Hannity, is using Levin as the only source for his opinion on Israel, tomorrow won't be pretty.
It's never bothered me that people like Rush and Hannity use Larry Kudlow for financial policy and Mark Levin for questions on legal stuff in the news, there's too much for one person to keep up on. But when they, apparently, use a trusted source who is semi-blind on a subject...that ain't good. I think that's what happened.