Sexual harassment poster child O'Reilly on Trusting the Commander-In-Chief

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Trusting the Commander in Chief
Tuesday, August 22, 2006
By Bill O'Reilly



President Bush held a news conference Monday morning. The highlight? While he is president, the U.S.A. will not leave Iraq. Mr. Bush firmly believes the terror war is being played out in that chaotic country, and if Iran gets influence there — which it would should America leave — then terrorism becomes dramatically stronger.

Now millions of Americans do not support the president on Iraq, even though he is up to 42 percent approval in a new CNN poll. The reason is that we Americans do not like stalemates and that's what we have in Iraq. We can't control the crazies there and they continue to kill people at a terrible clip. But overall, the president is correct about worldwide terrorism: It's not going away even if we do get out of Iraq.

Now, last week the U.N. talked tough about separating Hezbollah and Israel. This week, France, which led the ceasefire movement, shocked many by offering just 400 troops. Once again, France epitomizes the world and its failure to confront the murdering terrorists. As the prime terror facilitator, Iran must be having a blast. It well understands that France and most of Europe is weak and scared and that Russia and China see any weakening of the USA as more important than fighting terror. The hateful Iranian leadership will defy the U.N. on nukes, wait and see. Because it knows the U.N. is also weak and afraid. The U.S. faces worldwide terror with only a few brave allies, like Great Britain and Australia.

Now back here, we're a divided country. Far-left ideologues oppose most anti-terror methods, but there is a divide between the far left and the regular folks. The latest billoreilly.com poll proves that. It asks should U.S. authorities practice profiling at airports? About 45,000 voted, an astounding 98 percent said yes, only 2 percent said no. But ask the ACLU and liberal newspapers that question, the nos win easily. I believe many Americans understand the terror danger, but are exhausted by the complexity of it. They are tired of bad news from Iraq and the continuing threats from the terror killers. But being tired is no excuse. We all have an obligation to pay attention to this war and to vote for people not along party lines, but for those who have a clue as to how to win the terror war.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,209754,00.html

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1. the latest billorielly poll proves that...

...oh come on, I know there's a joke in there somewhere...maybe the Colbert Report would like to prove, once and for all, "George W Bush, great President, or greatest?" The colbertreportpoll would definitively prove it... o.O