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This week on the War

Friday, September 21st, 2007

On Wednesday, the Democrats experience a significant defeat in the Senate — the failure of an attempt to set the rest periods for troops equal to the time they spend on combat tours.
The measure would have limited the number of troops available for deployment in Iraq, but fell three votes short of the 60 vote […]

CR Composition Corner: Must Win in Iraq

Wednesday, September 19th, 2007

In this edition of CR Composition Corner, Tim Taylor, Chair of the BYU College Republicans, writes as to why we must win the War in Iraq. The article was first published in the BYU NewsNet.
“On both moral and practical grounds it would be extraordinarily destructive for the American Congress to impose surrender and defeat […]

Fred Thompson updates website

Tuesday, September 18th, 2007

The Thompson campaign was kind enough to pass this along that the Republican Presidential candidate has recently added an “issues” page to his website.
The issues featured include 1. National Security 2. Federal Budget and Spending/Budgetary Reform 3. Tax Reform 4. Healthcare 5. Government Effectiveness 6. Building Strong Families 7. Immigration 8. Education […]

Put technology to use: Create Wikipedia page to help win War

Tuesday, September 18th, 2007

I received this message via Facebook from Students for Victory in Iraq:
Get Involved with the Iraq Wiki Truth Project
Wikipedia is becoming an increasingly influential and trusted source for information, and unfortunately, much of its content on the counterinsurgency mission in Iraq is skewed, missing vital information, or is incorrect. As informed, tech-savvy citizens, we have […]

GW College Republicans protest protesters

Monday, September 17th, 2007

The George Washington University College Republicans staged a counter-protest Saturday to the anti-war march that invaded D.C. According to the school newspaper, GW College Republican Chairman Chris Brooks thought the protesters were extremely disorganized and “not very peaceful.” Sounds like typical liberals to me.

“MoveOn is losing”

Thursday, September 13th, 2007

Freedom’s Watch has quickly produced this commercial, in response to the MoveOn.org newspaper advertisement.

Republican candidates attack MoveOn and Democrats

Thursday, September 13th, 2007

Rudy Giuliani criticized the Democratic presidential candidates, specifically Hillary Clinton, for failing to denounce the attack on General Petraeus.

Fred Thompson made a similar statement, leveling criticism at all of the Democratic presidential candidates and the Democratic Party in general for their silence.

John McCain got in the act, too, calling it a “willing suspension of disbelief” […]

“We must have more talk about winning”

Wednesday, September 12th, 2007

Another great TV ad from Freedom’s Watch.

MoveOn.org a day after calling Gen. Petraeus a traitor

Tuesday, September 11th, 2007

What does MoveOn.org do a day after calling Sen. Petraeus a traitor; and after receiving a letter signed by thirty-one United States Senators condemning that action?
They call Gen. Petraeus a different name - a liar. From the lips of the beast itself:
Yesterday, General David Petraeus misled the country. He used faulty statistics and […]

Laughing at Looney Liberals, Part VI

Monday, September 10th, 2007

Code Pink gets thrown out of the Petraus hearings for sounding like drunk adolescents.

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