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Tonight on Hannity& Colmes both Gingrich and Kemp were amazed that the Ds chose to attack Pres. Bush's remarks about the historical failure of appeasement vis a vis Adolph Hitler. They should have applauded and agreed with Pres. Bush that history has shown what an abysmal failure appeasement can be with an insane tyrant. Instead they took the remarks as being a pointed attack on Obama even though Obama's name was never uttered by the Pres. throughout the entire speech.

The purpose of communist propaganda was not to persuade or convince, nor to inform, but to humiliate; and therefore, the less it corresponded to reality the better.
Dr. Theodore Dalrymple

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Gone 2500 years, still not PC.

his policy.

In related news, a tree fell in the forest.

You expect decency from the left?

They are incapable of it.

For those who like education! I'm not convinced it was a planned slap toward the democrats & Obama, however it sure exposed a weakness. The realize Obama is weak on national security & his willingness to go, hat in hand, to the thugs of the world is a liability. This liability McCain can really exploit by showcasing the difference in how he would handle these thugs.

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I have no sympathy for this President - or any of his predecessors - when it comes to Saudi Arabia. I can't fathom how he can attack Obama for talking with Hamas when the Saudis provide significant financial and political support to the very same people. You might see a distinction, but I can't - not when the President so boldly promised that:

The United States will make no concessions to terrorist demands and strike no deals with them. We make no distinction between terrorists and those who knowingly harbor or provide aid to them.

"Austere, intolerant, well-armed, and blood-thirsty, in their own regions the Wahhabis are a distinct factor which must be taken into account" - Winston Churchill, 1921