Democrats in denial
Article published Saturday, November 24, 2007
http://toledoblade.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20071124/COLUMNIST14/711240324By Jack Kelly
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"Democrats have remained emotionally invested in a narrative of defeat and retreat in Iraq, reluctant to acknowledge the progress we are now achieving, or even that the progress has enabled us to begin drawing down our troops there, " he said.
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Democratic political leaders are as deeply in denial as this benighted caller. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi are making yet another effort to cut off funding for the war. At their debate in Las Vegas Nov. 15, the Democratic presidential candidates pretended the surge hasn't happened.
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Though victory in Iraq would deprive Democrats of an issue they were counting on, if they acknowledge they were wrong and move on, they wouldn't be hurt very much. Democrats do best when foreign policy isn't an issue. If war fears recede, the foremost issue on voters' minds next fall likely would be health care, on which Democrats have an advantage.
But Americans will hold it against Democrats if they keep trying to sabotage victory.
Jack Kelly is a columnist for The Blade and the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
Contact him at: jkelly@post-gazette.com or 412-263-1476.
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