I call them domestic insurgents for a reason
Via Powerline,
The Politico reports that the Democrats have decided on a strategy for defeat in Iraq:
Top House Democrats, working in concert with anti-war groups, have decided against using congressional power to force a quick end to U.S. involvement in Iraq, and instead will pursue a slow-bleed strategy designed to gradually limit the administration’s options.
Led by Rep. John P. Murtha, D-Pa., and supported by several well-funded anti-war groups, the coalition’s goal is to limit or sharply reduce the number of U.S. troops available for the Iraq conflict, rather than to openly cut off funding for the war itself.The legislative strategy will be supplemented by a multimillion-dollar TV ad campaign designed to pressure vulnerable GOP incumbents into breaking with President Bush and forcing the administration to admit that the war is politically unsustainable.
As described by participants, the goal is crafted to circumvent the biggest political vulnerability of the anti-war movement — the accusation that it is willing to abandon troops in the field.
Powerline’s John Hinderaker adds,
So the Democrats will do their best to make the United States’ effort in Iraq fail, but without taking responsibility for that action, and then try to benefit politically from the country’s defeat. Nice.
Remember, they support the troops.
UPDATE: Bryan Preston of Hot Air has more.
March 22nd, 2007 at 8:10 pm
[...] What in the hell is going on with the Army public affairs office over in Iraq? Doesn’t the Army understand how precariously close we are to the tipping point in this country? The Domestic Insurgents are on the march, and what is needed is honest, clear reporting on what is happening. Lord knows, we don’t get that from the MSM huddled in Baghdad. Nobody is a more honest broker of information that Michael Yon. He reports the good, the bad and the ugly. That is why he is so widely admired. His reporting is needed now more than ever. [...]