It becomes fairly pathetic that the remark by Delahunt is so eagerly accepted by the Democrats. The Democrats are so eager to demolish those with whom they disagree that they would willingly sacrifice the safety of fellow Americans.
p>You can bet the hollering and name calling if a Republican had been on the reverse side of that remark. Whether or not water boarding or any other method of gaining intelligence works, the Democrats could not care less. God help the United States with the prospect of a Democratic Party president and two Democratic Party Houses of Congress. Maybe we should all consider a one-way tick out. It is obvious the Democrats will and it is not in the direction they think' br> -- Harry Russell br> Dallas, Texas /p> p> Perhaps Delahunt is just voicing what the majority of Americans believe when it comes to terrorism. The terrorists do not have the power to threaten the United States in any meaningful way. Sure there was ONE attack that killed 3,000 people, but that attack took five years of planning when there was zero security. Al Qaeda is not large enough, or organized enough, to justify the Bush administration's raping of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. To keep holding the terrorist threat over our head is ridiculous. We are after all a Superpower. I'll worry about Al Qaeda when they are walking down the streets of Boston. Right now I fear the Bush administration more than that bunch of rag tag warriors holed up in a cave somewhere. br> -- Derek Eddy
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