Northern Valley Beacon

Many 0f our blogging colleagues noted today that George W. Bush went from stupid to lunacy in a speech in which he assailed Democrats who have noted the false pretenses, the totalitarian suspension of civil rights, and the betrayal of public trust involved in his war on Iraq. The person who clung to false information, deceived Congress and the public, and suspended civil rights through illegal executive orders descends to such a position of dishonesty and malice as to accuse critics of his bumbling and dishonesty of giving comfort to the enemy.

The New York Times, that bastion of progressive propaganda, reported a speech he gave to the VFW today in these terms:

President Bush issued an unusually stark warning to Democrats today about how to conduct the debate on Iraq as midterm elections approach, declaring that Americans know the difference "between honest critics" and those "who claim that we acted in Iraq because of oil, or because of Israel, or because we misled the American people."

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In some of his most combative language yet directed as his critics, Mr. Bush said Americans should insist on a debate "that brings credit to our democracy, not comfort to our adversaries."

When Bush, who has done more than any president in history to discredit our democracy, descends to the most base Orwellian tactics of suggesting that the people who really mourn for our dead and wounded are discrediting our democracy, it is time to take action for competent and honest leadership.

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