A good read at Culture Kitchen...

[Democrafty]

from our friend Mr. Otter:

Meanwhile there's at least one voice out there in the wilderness who's been saying all along the same damn thing that all these johnnies- and janies-come-lately are finally finding the nerve to say in public now that a certain Mr. Rove has been sent to the woodshed for the time being.

Who? That guy? You mean the one who can't tell a joke?

Yeah. Him.

http://culturekitchen.com/m_loutre/blog/these_latter_day_armchair_generals_really_chap

[dwahzon]

1. Nicely done

I think I recognize those quotes. Though the commentary does have the otter's unique paw prints on it.

[Democrafty]

2. LOL! n/t

[ProSense]

3. That's great! Thanks! n/t

[karynnj]

4. Nice otter work

It does really make a point.

[ginnyinWI]

5. and it continues to say:

Unlike virtually every other dog in the fight with the exception of John "Abel" McCain -- and with the glaring exceptions of the current pResident, his veep, and his secretary of defense -- that guy who can't tell a joke has in fact been there and has in fact done that. And what everybody's saying now is the same thing that this guy who can't tell a joke has been saying for years.

To wit, this from a speech that guy gave in September 2006, full details here:

This is the reality of the world today -- a world more dangerous because of the Bush blunders and a challenge far more complicated than the gruff Cheney sound bites. America deserves -- our safety depends--on a winning strategy to reverse this dangerous course and make our country more secure.

There are five principal priorities that demand immediate action: (1) redeploy from Iraq, (2) re-commit to Afghanistan, (3) reduce our dependence on foreign oil, (4) reinforce our homeland defense, and (5) restore America's moral leadership in the world. These "5 R's"--if you want to call them that-- are bold steps Democrats will take to strengthen our national security, and that the Republicans who have set the agenda today resist to our national peril.

We need more people like this writer! Many more!

[MBS]

6. great job, M. Loutre. Good work!

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