Yeah, he thinks -- Jon Stewart thinks the war has been fought wrong.
Yeah, well - so do the soldiers (more of whom have been killed in this fruitless war in Iraq than died on 9/11).
The claim that we are increasingly in control of the battlefields in Iraq is an assessment arrived at through a flawed, American-centered framework. [...]
In the end, we need to recognize that our presence may have released Iraqis from the grip of a tyrant, but that it has also robbed them of their self-respect. They will soon realize that the best way to regain dignity is to call us what we are — an army of occupation — and force our withdrawal.
And the Iraq Study Group who argued that escalating the conflict wouldn't help.
And 68% of Foreign Policy Experts.
And the American People.
-69% Disapprove of how George Bush is handling Iraq.
-48% Disapprove of how George Bush is handling terrorism (44% approve)
-60% Would Disapprove of Mass Detention of Muslims even if there was another 9/11 attack
-63% Feel that most Muslims do not condone violence
Back to Gibson.
to say that the liberal side hasn't called people traitors is absurd. It certainly has. Bloggers who idolize Jon Stewart have been trashing me for mocking Stewart do precisely that.
They probably do - but that's not what Stewart said which was "I think that there's a real feeling in this country that your patriotism has been questioned by, by people in -- in very high-level positions. Not fringe people."
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