Chuck Hagel - Empty Suited Appeaser Whom the Liberal Media Love
I would think that by now most people understand the term RINO (Republican in Name Only) -- meaning politicians who run as Republicans but who govern and/or legislate as liberal Democrats. Because they are virtual Democrats, the liberal MSM (mainstream media), treat them like lords and ladies, trotting them out as examples of enlightened leaders.
Some examples that come to mind are the two US Senators from Maine -- Snowe and Collins; the alleged senior Republican from Pennsylvania, Arlen Specter; the stealth Republican senator from Rhode Island, Lincoln Chafee; and the Senate's biggest showboat, John McCain.
However, perhaps the current leading media favorite is Chuck Hagel, who -- to his credit -- is a decorated Viet Nam veteran and a successful business executive, is also an egregiously stupid Republican Senator from Nebraska. Notice the opening sentence of the al-Reuters piece to which I have linked, which opens as follows, "Republican Party foreign policy expert Sen. Chuck Hagel . . . ." Foreign policy expert? How did Chuck Hagel suddenly become a "foreign policy expert"? Because he fought in VietNam? Because he has an expensive hairdo? (Or, is it -- possibly -- because he is wont to utter statements to al-Reuters' liking? Wink wink.)
He is often heard on air undermining the morale of our fighting men in Iraq by saying that the war is not going well, that we will soon begin to withdraw, etc.
However, today I saw a story about Hagel that defies description: The man is an appeasing, seditious, loose cannon. Why, you ask? Well, because he says that Bush was wrong to mention military force as a possible option to be employed against a a nuclear-capable and increasingly dangerous Iran.
Not only that, but Hagel ALSO says that the US needs to sit down and negotiate with the terrorist state's leaders.
Negotiate, Mr. Hagel? With the folks who engineered the 444-day captivity of our Tehran-embassy personnel?
Mr. Hagel, you need a good kick in the butt. You are a disgrace, a coward, and opportunist, an appeaser, and -- dare I say it -- on the verge of treason.
Some examples that come to mind are the two US Senators from Maine -- Snowe and Collins; the alleged senior Republican from Pennsylvania, Arlen Specter; the stealth Republican senator from Rhode Island, Lincoln Chafee; and the Senate's biggest showboat, John McCain.
However, perhaps the current leading media favorite is Chuck Hagel, who -- to his credit -- is a decorated Viet Nam veteran and a successful business executive, is also an egregiously stupid Republican Senator from Nebraska. Notice the opening sentence of the al-Reuters piece to which I have linked, which opens as follows, "Republican Party foreign policy expert Sen. Chuck Hagel . . . ." Foreign policy expert? How did Chuck Hagel suddenly become a "foreign policy expert"? Because he fought in VietNam? Because he has an expensive hairdo? (Or, is it -- possibly -- because he is wont to utter statements to al-Reuters' liking? Wink wink.)
He is often heard on air undermining the morale of our fighting men in Iraq by saying that the war is not going well, that we will soon begin to withdraw, etc.
However, today I saw a story about Hagel that defies description: The man is an appeasing, seditious, loose cannon. Why, you ask? Well, because he says that Bush was wrong to mention military force as a possible option to be employed against a a nuclear-capable and increasingly dangerous Iran.
Not only that, but Hagel ALSO says that the US needs to sit down and negotiate with the terrorist state's leaders.
Negotiate, Mr. Hagel? With the folks who engineered the 444-day captivity of our Tehran-embassy personnel?
Mr. Hagel, you need a good kick in the butt. You are a disgrace, a coward, and opportunist, an appeaser, and -- dare I say it -- on the verge of treason.
posted by GunJam at 3:31 PM
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