Superbelt

Because I'm consumed with hate! And if I'm not happy, no one should be.

For a serious answer, it's our duty to question the government. At least we are basing our anger and arguments on criticisms of the way our leaders are making their decisions.
It's a far cry from the months long national circus of Republicans trying to ruin the Clenis for things that didn't affect this country. What it did do though was occupy Balls Clenis' attention for a ludicrous amount of time, time he could have been spending running the country. And it created an atmosphere of doubt where every decision he made (see. Desert Fox/Wag the dog) Was seen as smoke screening.

"Our differences end at the borders"
Qualifications for that statement is hard to define. In a sense we follow that. Dixie Chicks and Al Franken, both outspoken opponents of the war have donated their time and energy to visiting and entertaining our troops in Iraq and in veterans hospitals. Criticism for the war can very well be a method of troop support. It can help get our troops out faster, and force changes at the administrative level for the benefit of our troops.

Tell me, to you, what coverage of the war can do to endanger our troops.
And how are we snatching failure from the jaws of victory? Do you think we are anywhere near seeing victory in Iraq?

Finally, please tell me, (in your own words because it is important to see where you are coming from on these issues) why did we go to war with Iraq?