Reap The Whirlwind

Hewitt was in rare form last night, hammering Terry MacAuliffe's idiotic statements and John Kerry's record.

He tears apart Josh "Joshua Micah" Marshall, whose vapidity on defense and foreign policy matters should be obvious to anyone who ever pulled an "R" in the voting booth. Hewitt says:

To every question on this issue, Republicans ought to respond: President Bush was honorably discharged. Did the question of honorable military service ever cause you pause when you were supporting Bill Clinton? And do you agree with John Kerry that the men who fought in Vietnam routinely committed war crimes?

And my favorite, from his WorldNet article on Tuesday:

McAuliffe's decision to deny that service in the national guard is service in the military – even as thousands of national guard have served in Iraq – is a blunder larger than any of his others, and trafficking in discredited urban myths gives you a glimpse of McAuliffe's desperation to turn the conversation to anything except Kerry's way-left voting record, or his role in the Dean meltdown, or the failure of Wes Clark to capture any significant support outside the loon caucus.

Kerry tells the Republican world "Bring It On". Does he have any idea what he's getting himself into?

More over the weekend.

Posted by Mitch at February 5, 2004 06:13 AM