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Sunday Editorial

You can call it “going wobbly” or you can call them “surrender monkeys” if you wish but it must be noted that at any other time in our nation’s storied past they would have been called “traitors”, and at the very least, arrested and tried for sedition. George Washington just had them shot. Andrew Jackson was more direct and shot them himself. Abraham Lincoln had them locked up and clapped in irons for the duration. Arrested as spies, internment camps, sentenced to death and actually executed - that is how people of this ilk have been dealt with in the past. What happened to change all that?

I agree with Mike Reagan that the Leftists (Democrats) have gone all wobbly ... again. Vietnam permanently scarred the Democrat Party and allowed a complete takeover by Liberal defeatists and socialist snake-oil salesmen. “Going wobbly” has become a habit they can’t shrug off. It’s the monkey on their back and even though some in that party may recognize the destructive nature of the habit, they’re hooked.

So they go into denial and pretend to fight the addiction to surrender when in actuality they’re just fighting attempts by others (read: Conservatives, Republicans) to help them get over their Vietnam Syndrome. That’s where the real problem comes in. The rest of us conservatives and moderates are also going wobbly. We have treated these cheesy surrender monkeys in our midst with kid gloves and refused to give them the tough love they need to recover. In short, we let them get away with ridiculous pronouncements, asinine legal maneuvers and even political chicanery.

The overall end result of all this wobbliness is that sooner or later a lot of Americans are going to die. Let me repeat that ... a lot of Americans are going to die. That is no scare tactic - it is a fact. Those who hate us and wish for our destruction are not going wobbly. If anything, they are regrouping and gathering strength.

On December 7, 1941 a little over 1,500 military personnel and 48 civilians were ambushed and murdered at Pearl Harbor by outside forces bent on our destruction and another 1,100 wounded in an unprovoked act of war. Our nation rose up and fought back. Spies were shot, traitors were locked up and the enemy was destroyed.

On September 11, 2001 over 2,800 American civilians were ambushed and murdered in our nation’s largest city by outside forces bent on our destruction and over 3,000 American children were left without a parent. Since then we have tracked the enemy down, beaten him back, destroyed his base of operations in Afghanistan and taken the fight to Iraq to begin the task of making sure we will not be attacked again from radical forces in the Middle East.

Then suddenly we all went wobbly. The Democrats are only doing what the surrender monkey on their back forces them to do. They have no backbone for a fight unless it’s against a weak opponent ... and right now that weak opponent is you and me and the rest of us who should know better. The predetermined outcome of this wobbliness by all of us is most definitely going to be another attack - in the form of a suitcase nuke or biological agent smuggled into the country and used to kill not just thousands but hundreds of thousands or millions of Americans. More American children will be left without a parent ... and they will be asking us why we didn’t do something before it was too late. I can’t wait to hear your answer ....

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Gary McCoy - Cagle Cartoons

Going Wobbly
-- by Michael Reagan

image imageMaggie Thatcher had a great line about politicians who lose their nerve when faced with a big problem: she warned them against going wobbly.

That warning would be lost on the members of today’s national Democratic Party. They’ve gone far beyond that stage. Nowadays they have no problem with being seen as America’s surrender monkeys.

Covering their eyes so they won’t be able to see how their policies will bring on a holocaust that will afflict the Middle East, and their ears so they won’t hear the cries of hundreds of thousands of Iraqis and Afghans as they are butchered by al Qaeda and Iranian terrorists, they are willing to stand by while chaos reigns in the entire region, a major part of our oil supply is cut off, and terrorism comes home to our front door.

Their latest gambit, carried out under the guise of an organization of veterans calling themselves VoteVet.org, a group affiliated with the Soros-funded far-left MoveOn.org – a Democratic front group—has sponsored a TV ad featuring retired Gen. John Batiste, Gen. Paul Eaton and failed Democratic presidential candidate Gen. Wesley Clark.

The ad opens with a clip of President Bush saying, “I have always said that I will listen to the requests of our commanders on the ground.”

In the ad Batiste says, “Mr. President, you did not listen. You continue to pursue a failed strategy that is breaking our great Army and Marine Corps. Mr. President, you have placed our nation in peril. Our only hope is that Congress will act now to protect our fighting men and women.”

What Batiste is really saying is that President Bush doesn’t listen to him, which, thankfully, is true. Instead, the President is listening to his top general in Iraq, General Petraeus, and the other generals there.  They are on the ground, know what’s going on there, are following a carefully thought out strategy, and they are convinced they can bring about a political solution – which the Democrats are demanding - by first making it possible by wiping out al Qaeda and other foreign fighters and quelling the sectarian violence which stands in the way of political unity among all Iraqis.

The blatantly obvious political motive behind the group was noticed by retired Gen. William Nash, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations. He told ABC, “When you become part of the political process, you’re taking some part of your uniform into that arena and that is an issue that many soldiers, whether they be active or retired, would have a problem with.”

The group’s ads target GOP House members Mary Bono of California, Phil English of Pennsylvania, Randy Kuhl and James Walsh of New York, Jo Ann Emerson of Missouri, Timothy Johnson of Illinois, Mike Rogers and Fred Upton of Michigan and Michael Castle of Delaware.

Recognizing the real source of the ads, English’s spokeswoman Julia Wanzco sneered, “The congressman has long stated that he is for a political settlement not a surge, and at the end of the day, these ads are more about cheap Democratic political stunts than about solving the actual problem.”

Solving the problem, however, is not what this is all about. Sen. Harry Reid, the hapless Democrat majority leader in the Senate, made it quite plain what his party’s motive in all but surrendering to Osama bin Laden is all about: winning more seats in the Senate next year. National security be damned; full speed aft.

When he had the gall to all but tell al Qaeda that they have won and we have lost, he in effect told out troops – you know, all those soldiers and Marines over there in harm’s way—that they are wasting their time risking life and limb; that’s it’s a losing battle. What a great morale builder that was!

In using front groups like MoveOn.org and VoteVets.org to spew their venom the Democrats have shown that they learned a lesson from the Soviets, who all but created the strategy of hiding behind innocent-sounding fronts here in America.

It’s too bad that officers with splendid military records are allowing themselves to be the patsies for the surrender monkeys.


Mike Reagan, the eldest son of the late President Ronald Reagan, is heard on more than 200 talk radio stations nationally as part of the Radio America Network. Look for Mike’s newest book, “Twice Adopted.” E-mail comments to Reagan@caglecartoons.com. ©2007 Mike Reagan.


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