PrintJuly 12, 2007
The media lied; public support died
Steve Gilbert of Sweetness & Light nails the liars for reporting none of the benchmarks in Iraq have been met. He comments:
Rush Limbaugh notes that the benchmarks were imposed by the Democrats' Congress. And asks how this bunch of incompetents is in a position to judge any other legislative body? What have they accomplished? Other than meet with the Syrians who are sending combatants into Iraq, that is. A truly insightful point.But you can't blame our media too much.It is their job to make US lose this war. Their Democrat masters insist.And the truth, our soldiers and our country be damned.
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