As we are two months from the November elections, the Democrats continue to spew their Anti-American defeatism that is undermining the War or Terror. 

Eleanor Clift wrote in Newsweek on 9-8-06:
"Given Bush’s sorry record and all the other conversations the media could be having, the renewed emphasis on terrorism is good news for Republicans. Democrats can’t change the channel. They’ve got to win on the ground that Bush has established. That means thinking like Karl Rove and going after the opposition’s strength until it becomes a vulnerability. Iraq is a quagmire. Whether U.S. troops withdraw next year or in 10 years, they will leave behind a country fractured by civil war and an oil-rich theocratic government dominated by Iran—hardly the democratic beacon to transform the region.

Democrats have no power. It’s not up to them to draft the exit strategy. But if they’re going to win back at least one house of Congress in November, they need to raise the comfort level among the American people with their party."

What a lovely commentary.  It’s quite inspiring don’t you think?  So, no matter what, we cannot win in Iraq.  The “civil war” cannot be won, and Iran will control the country immediately after we leave.  That is a very defeatist attitude – and frankly, if the Democrats don’t think that America can succeed, then why should anyone vote for them. 

Why should we support a party that is invested in defeat?  A party so invested in defeat will not be able to fight terrorism and win.

 The Democrats are a dangerous threat to our national security, and cannot be trusted to fight the War on Terrorism with an aim of victory for the United State and the free world.