Tuesday, April 24, 2007
An Exchange of Ideas
Senator Harry Reid of Nevada and Vice President Dick Cheney have engaged in a war of words over President Bush's handling of the war in Iraq.
Reid said that Bush's inability to change course in the face of an obviously failed policy which was based on a false premise and which is opposed by a majority of Americans suggests that the President is in "a state of denial" about the war.
Cheney rebutted that Reid hates America, that Democrats want to see the terrorists win, and that liberals "have turned our children into homosexuals."
Chris Matthews can see both sides.
America, 2007.
Reid said that Bush's inability to change course in the face of an obviously failed policy which was based on a false premise and which is opposed by a majority of Americans suggests that the President is in "a state of denial" about the war.
Cheney rebutted that Reid hates America, that Democrats want to see the terrorists win, and that liberals "have turned our children into homosexuals."
Chris Matthews can see both sides.
America, 2007.
