The Absurd Report

There is certainly no shortage of things to complain about when it comes to the Republican Party. There is very little, if any, resemblance of the congressional Republicans of 2006 as compared to the Republicans who took control of the House of Representatives in 1994.Gone is the revolutionary zeal to reduce the power, influence and size of government and to return power and responsibility to the people. The Republicans of 1994 have been largely replaced by a party of big government and big spending.

Some are suggesting that the Republicans may lose their control of the House of Representatives in this year’s mid-term elections. That would be absolutely fine with me. They have done little to deserve the majority position they hold. If it weren’t for tax cuts and their support of the war on Islamic radicalism there would be not much to say in their favor. I say that it would be fine with me if the Republicans were unseated — except for one small matter. They would be replaced by Democrats.

Some of you might have lost track of this fact, but this country, our culture, our very Western civilization is at war. There are people out there — a lot of people — who are dedicated to our destruction. They have the determination to carry their plans forward, and the means to do terrible damage to all that we hold dear. Right now, as you’re reading this, there are some very bright minds that are darkened by the culture of hate and violence that is radical Islam who are spending every waking hour, and every resource available to them, planning for further attacks on America and the West. We know that they want their next attack to be a real extravaganza. They want thousands — tens of thousands — hundreds of thousands dead if they can find a way to make it happen. In one corner of the Muslim world they may be working on a dirty radiation bomb; in another they’re trying to acquire an actual thermonuclear device.

Somewhere else these Muslim maniacs are trying to develop delivery systems for the chemical and biological weapons that are already within their grasp. Somewhere, most likely in Syria, there are stockpiles of the chemicals and equipment necessary to manufacture these weapons — brought there from Iraq and hidden when Saddam’s days appeared to be numbered.

Whatever else you say about George Bush, he gets absolute credit for his determination to fight the Islamic jihad. Bush was the one occupying the Oval Office when word came of the 9/11 attacks. At that moment he knew that if anyone was to lead a battle against these fanatic Islamic murderers it would have to be him. This turned out to be the most important task he would face as president, and he has more than measured up.

Others may disagree, but there is not one ounce of doubt in my mind that if Saddam Hussein had been left to his own devices by now he would have reconstituted his chemical and biological weapons program and would present an even graver threat to our national security. There is and was more than ample evidence of Saddam’s quest for nuclear weapons. How far along would he be with that goal today? And, though the left absolutely hates to hear this, there was and is proof of Saddam’s connections to Al Qaeda and to Osama bin Laden. Saddam is no longer a threat. Would that be true today if Al Gore had been in the White House?

We’re at war. George Bush is our Commander in Chief. To the people of other nations George Bush is the face of our war against Islamic terrorism. In large part how the world views our efforts to contain Islamic terrorism depends on how the world views George Bush. In this regard the Democrats have been anything but helpful. In fact, it can be said that they have been damaging, if not dangerous. Yesterday Michigan’s ditzy Senator Debbie Stabenow took to the floor of the Senate to rail on George Bush. Next to her she had aides place a sign which said “Dangerously Incompetent.” We’re at war, and this Senator labels our Commander in Chief as “dangerously incompetent” before the world, and before our enemies. Tell me there weren’t smiles and giggles in the caves of Afghanistan and the terrorist insurgent strongholds of Iraq. Tell me that the Mad Mullahs of Iran didn’t just love the show. All of this because Stabenow doesn’t think that Bush is spending enough money on “first responders.” That, by the way, is another way of saying that Bush isn’t doing enough to (a) support policemen and firemen’s unions and (b) to shift the burden of funding for police and firefighters from local governments to federal taxpayers.

We can add Stabenow’s silly stunt to Russ Feingold’s useless call for a presidential censure in the Senate. Desperate for a little attention to get his presidential campaign off the ground, Feingold evidently thought this might give him some gas. No such luck. By the way, it was President George W. Bush that signed the McCain-Feingold campaign finance reform bill. Nice little payback to the president for his support for that hideous law.

If you vote for Democrats in the mid-term elections you are voting for the party that has clearly given aid and comfort to those who want to destroy us. It’s not that the Democrats have no agenda. Indeed, they do have an agenda, but it’s not one they want to put in front of the American voters. It’s an agenda of bigger government, the end of political free speech, higher taxes, more income redistribution, a continuation of the war on individuality and the weakening of America. It’s a pity that the Republicans won’t identify the Democratic agenda for what it is, and stand up to fight it instead of seemingly playing along.

Republican Party, House of Representatives, Islamic radicalism, Muslim, George Bush, 9/11, nuclear weapons, Al Qaeda, Osama bin Laden, Al Gore   

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