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“The issue is going to be discussed in the fall,” this <Republican> official said. “Are you saying if the Democrats talk about the war, we shouldn’t? We will talk about the war, and we will talk about the consequences of the policies advocated by the Democrats.”
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/08/11/washington/11politics.html?ex=1312948800&en=db881041650c8d54&ei=5088&partner=rssnyt&emc=rssReminder to Dems: Be sure to talk about the visible consequences of GOP policies:
* 30,000+ civilian casualties of non-9/11-related war in Iraq
* Nearly 3,000 casualties, 10,000+ physical injuries and uncounted tens of thousands of psychological injuries to US military personnel
* Terrorist beachheads in anarchic Iraq and Afghanistan
* Dissolution of the Israeli/Palestinian peace process, leading to a weakening of democracy in Lebanon and a strengthening of Hezbollah's hand
* At least one major terrorist attack in a major European or Asian city each year since 9/11
* Gutting of constitutional separation of powers to give absolute authority to a moron in chief
* Illegal spying on American citizens
* Legitimation of torture as military tactic
* Loss of respect for American power and influence throughout the world.
I could go on--and Democrats should.