Oh how things change

I find it very ironic how just about 4 years ago, the republicans in this country, yes even good ol' FoxNews, was against the bombing in Iraq back in December 1998. It's quite funny, really. Could it have had something to do with Clinton? Maybe, possibly? I mean, if Clinton were still president, these people (Foxnews included) would be all but calling for his head on a platter. These people would be bantering on and on how the pre-emptive strike has destroyed America...but that's not what happened, it's Bush that's in the White House. So, it's actually the repubs taking shots at the pro-peace crowd, which is ironic, as most of society is just hitching along the bash-wagon.

"Something tells me that if president Al Gore were in the same situation, many of the people at these "peace" rallies would be throwing war parties."

Not true. I don't know how that would even be remotely fact. What, is Al Bore some magical mystic that can even make pro-peace people turn to murder and hate? I highly doubt it, and that article is one of the worst examples of journalism ever in the history of it. This article basically says how it's okay to hate people that disagree with you. Some moral fiber for the children of America that is! Thanks, FOX!

Then they go take shots at the French, who've been and are one of our longest friends, "Going to war without France is like going hunting without an accordion." It is this type of hate and racism that makes the pro-war crowd the laughing stock of this country planet.

The pro-peace crowd protested the war in '91 and we're back again now, the repubs were only against the war in 1998, I believe they called it "the free willy war", go ahead and laugh at the fools who would rather kill people than have sex.

Oh but Bozzy, the democrats supported Clinton then, you dope! Yeah, they did, and you know why? Because to do otherwise would mean political career suicide, again, it all comes down to our public officials not having the balls. One could say that is the only reason people are supporting Bush. In fact, I will say that.

Do you think I am just making this republican hypocrisy up? Get a load of this:

"I cannot support this military action in the Persian Gulf at this time. Both the timing and the policy are subject to question."
--Senator Trent Lott, December, 1998, criticizing President Clinton during Operation Desert Fox, while troops were in the field.

"How dare Senator Daschle criticize President Bush while we are fighting our war on terrorism, especially when we have troops in the field?"
--Senator Trent Lott, February 28, 2002.

Kinda hard to swallow that doublespeak, eh? Course, you really should take Trent Lott's words with a grain of salt. He's about as insignificant as... oh let's say... a certain select president...or Foxnews. You decide.

Look, I was against Clinton's "Operation Desert Fox" in 1998, and I am against "Operation Iraqi Freedom" today, for the exact same reasons.