David Broder's column in today's Washington Post confirms more than ever that he is past his prime and should be look for something else to do. Talking about the joint news conference of George Bush and Tony Blair last Thursday, Broder writes:
"History will record that both of them saw the threat to the West posed by terrorism and responded courageously. The wisdom of their policy and the conduct of their governments are not likely to be judged as highly."
Bush and Blair responded courageously? This is more than any reader should suffer. Both Blair and Bush are dangerous statesmen. They used the military power of their governments to illegally invade Iraq. Because of these two, more than 650,000 Iraqis have perished. More than 3,000 U.S. soldiers have died, as well as several hundred plus British troops. The state of Iraq is failed. There is a civil war raging with bombs and guns. And Broder says Bush and Blair are courageous. What a piece of %$#*@!
"History will record that both of them saw the threat to the West posed by terrorism and responded courageously. The wisdom of their policy and the conduct of their governments are not likely to be judged as highly."
Bush and Blair responded courageously? This is more than any reader should suffer. Both Blair and Bush are dangerous statesmen. They used the military power of their governments to illegally invade Iraq. Because of these two, more than 650,000 Iraqis have perished. More than 3,000 U.S. soldiers have died, as well as several hundred plus British troops. The state of Iraq is failed. There is a civil war raging with bombs and guns. And Broder says Bush and Blair are courageous. What a piece of %$#*@!
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