Representative Nathan Deal took the easy way out. Again. He voted the echo of partisanship.
Washington Post
It was gutless. "Ask the infantry," said Hemingway. "War is a crime. Ask the infantry and ask the dead."
Nathan Deal said he wanted some facts, not emotions. Partisanship is nothing but the worst of all human emotions. There's a fact for him.
He challenges us to "engage radical Islam now." But, Deal can't define that enemy with meaningful terms other than "radical." He even says, "I don't know for sure what the best policy is in this fight against radical Islamic groups."
To paraphrase Lincoln's comment to McClelland, "If you're not using your seat in Congress, I would like to borrow it."
Saturday, February 17, 2007
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Lorraine Watkins gave us the tip on the No Vote.
Thanks, Lorraine.
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