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To: SiouxPal who wrote (34852)8/27/2005 8:42:59 PM
From: CalculatedRisk  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 362801
 
Sheehan. Hackett. Boxer. They speak with conviction. When Hackett attacks Bush it is on the false premises for the invasion of Iraq and the incompetent handling of the occupation. Then if the media takes him to task for his harsh comments, he has the facts to back him up.

Rangel's comments sounded petty.

Read Gary Hart's piece this week: Who Will Say 'No More'?
Message 21642793

The DEMS have to stay focused:
1) the invasion of Iraq was on false pretenses.
2) the occupation was handled incompetently.
3) Bush's economic policies have led to higher gas prices, worsening budget and trade deficits, and a hollowing out of the middle class.

Those are the main talking points. Examples: Downing Street memo is part of the "false pretenses" as is the Plame Affair.

For fixing Iraq and the economic problems, the DEMs can offer solutions when Bush asks for them.