6/24/2005

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"Most Democrats today are increasingly skeptical of using military force - even against terrorists. No wonder the public thinks the party is weak on national security. Exactly 50 percent of Democrats do NOT believe dismantling al Qaeda should be a top foreign-policy goal. In fact, when recently asked to name the two 'most important foreign-policy goals,' more Democrats worried about out-sourcing than about al Qaeda." - Ari Melber, a former John Kerry adviser and MoveOn.org activist, in the New York Post.

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Rove flap

Karl Rove addressing Republicans in New York made remarks about the liberal social engineering wing of the Democrat Party and subsequently caused a flap among Democrats. Once again Americans are being treated to the Red and Blue versions of how to keep America safe from its enemies.

Rove said, "Liberals saw the savagery of the 9/11 attacks and wanted to prepare indictments and offer therapy and understanding for our attackers." Conversely Rove pointed out that Conservatives "saw the savagery of 9/11 and the attacks and prepared for war."

New York Sen. Charles Schumer said that Rove "took something that is virtually sacred to New Yorkers and politicized it for political opportunistic purposes."

The White House has come out in defense of Rove, pointing the problem towards the Democratic peacenik wing.

"It's somewhat puzzling why all these Democrats ... who responded forcefully after 9/11, who voted to support President Bush's pursuit of the war on terror, are now rallying to the defense of MoveOn.org, this liberal organization who put out a petition in the days after 9/11 and said that we ought not use military force in responding to 9/11," White House spokesman Dan Bartlett said on NBC's "Today" show. "That is who Karl Rove cited in that speech ... There is no need to apologize."