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davidklechaPretty incredible stuff.
US Troops Capture Saddam
As a guy who has been pretty frustrated over media coverage of the occupation, and the general nay-saying to be found in some quarters, I'm pretty curious to see how this will be received. Personally, I'm expecting a lot of "yeah, but"'s. We'll see.
US Troops Capture Saddam
As a guy who has been pretty frustrated over media coverage of the occupation, and the general nay-saying to be found in some quarters, I'm pretty curious to see how this will be received. Personally, I'm expecting a lot of "yeah, but"'s. We'll see.
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Date: 2003-12-15 01:36 pm (UTC)No, the improving economy probably isn't his doing--but by the same token, neither was the recession we faced through the first couple years of his term. As I've said, at a certain point, things just get political and, for some reason or another, GWB has managed to garner a lot of animosity from the Left. (Personally I find it a bit puzzling--and, at the same time, not puzzling at all.) My complaint is that a number of people try to ignore or downplay events like these because they are contrary to their political agenda, even when, as in this instance, one of their criticisms of the administration had been their inability to locate Hussein.