"No sooner had the [Los Angeles] Times story about the killing of al-Qa'ida's number 3 covered the details of the event...than its writers sought to diminish the significance of that event. '[Unnamed] experts cautioned that the killing was likely to have a limited effect because al-Qa'ida is less a hierarchical organization and more a movement that can carry out missions without directions from top leaders.' Oh, like 9/11. What this malicious subterfusion conceals is the fact that while The Los Angeles Times and the Democrat leadership were busily sabotaging the American war on terror, the Bush-Cheney-Rumsfeld team was destroying al-Qa'ida as we knew it. Yes, today al-Qa'ida may be a decentralized collection of local terrorist cells, as the Times claims. But that is because America has taken the offensive, killed al-Qa'ida's leaders and driven them into hiding, destroyed much of its infrastructure and reduced its capabilities so dramatically that the United States has been safe from terrorist attack for more than four years. Thank you George Bush, Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld and the thousands of men and women under arms who have had to fight a war against a ruthless enemy with half the country either on the sidelines or actively stabbing them in the back." -- David Horowitz
[Quote couresy of The Federalist Patriot]
And how about that famous "Durbin Peace Plan?" Columnist David Limbaugh handily disembowels the disingenuous traitor Turban Dick Durbin.
