Reply #77: An in ability to look and view the entirety of a Horror [View All]

is beyond the Limited who choose to excuse Democratic co-sponsorship (Edwards, Bayh, Lieberman) and enablement of the war and and public support given to a lying Commander in Chief more times than an apology has been issued. In the years since the IWR was voted upon how many Dead was that before the mea culpas started? It is Bush's war cosponsored by some Dems who failed the Constitution, the Military and the World's Public at Large. Their Beastly Burden for Atonement is higher as their culpability was prominent. The bloodied and Honorable Dead deserve Honor not Dismissal as some rush to erase a Historical action by trying to bleach the stain og blood and shame from their actions by partially acknowledging their actions while in office. Any IWR Aye candidate on that path has to demonstrate they believe the words not merely say them. Their Honor was used as a welcome mat for Bush to walk alll over and to regain a semblance of that those who are Loathe to repent and recant should also apologize fully - and as often as necessary. Kerry eloquently said who shall be the last man to die for a mistake. Who shall be the Least not to acknowledge in full the mistake?

The Constitution is vastly more imporatnat than any mere presidential candidate. That is the principle that is overlooked by those trying to seek a valid reason to put an IWR voter as Commander in Chief. That is no small document that was torn asunder by those IWR cosponsors and Aye votes. A candidate owes reparations in Words and Deeds to the fallen - not approbation because of an admission of the Obvious. For those who expect so little shall reap the Wind. One aplogu is just one less than the 650,000 owed, so far, and due until each and every reason for the action is fully disclosed including the Hunt for Ambition and ego gratification. To demonstrate that a Full Measure of Devotion was respected it is imperative that the Dead and dying be Honored and the Constitution be restored to its rightful place in the moral leadership of this nation. Anything less is dishonorable and misses the larger point by those incapable of managing cognitive dissonance.