"Anti-War" Poseurs: All Whine, No Spine, RealClearPolitics, 23 Nov 2005
Related Topics: War, Vietnam War
"Weapons of mass destruction was always a marketing ploy, as admitted to by Paul Wolfowitz, one of the architects of the madness ... Playing on homeland insecurity, the neo-cons ... succeeded in getting the pre-emptive ('we're powerful and can do anything we damn well please') war they so badly wanted."

Rebuilding the Democratic Party brand - Back to the future with a return to liberalism's Jeffersonian roots, The Washington Examiner, 9 Feb 2005
Related Topic: Democratic Party
"Born in the agrarian era of its founder, Thomas Jefferson, the Democratic Party's original story was of a small central government serving self-sufficient 'little people' ..., prizing and preserving individual liberty -- juxtaposed against the elitist federalists, and their monarchical, big central government ambition."

The non-debate on the war, The Washington Times, 25 Aug 2005
Related Topic: War
"We're not getting that honest debate. Instead, those who control access to mainstream media are telling a quiet, corrupting lie when they allow the Bush administration and 'opposition' congressional Democrats to engage in Amish-style shunning of those who advocate immediately ending the war."