What Harry Reid said

Posted on June 15, 2007 | Comments Off on What Harry Reid said

The argument has, by now, gone way beyond whether Democrat House Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid called Generals Petraeus and Pace "incompetent." (Reid has admitted as much.) But the right-of-center bloggers lost me when they got all concerned about Reid saying it "in a time of war." Hell, when’s a better time for a politician to lean on a general or three? Lincoln fired several, as I recall. This is America. Generals ain’t saints.

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0 responses to “What Harry Reid said”

  1. jdallen's avatar jdallen | June 16, 2007 at 7:03 am |

    Amen, brother.
    If you were to chunk a bunch of rocks randomly at the assembled Senate, though, what are the odds that you’d hit one there?
    He can call them whatever he wants, for sure. He might even be right, but he ain’t winning no prizes, either.

  2. jdallen's avatar jdallen | June 16, 2007 at 7:03 am |

    Amen, brother.
    If you were to chunk a bunch of rocks randomly at the assembled Senate, though, what are the odds that you’d hit one there?
    He can call them whatever he wants, for sure. He might even be right, but he ain’t winning no prizes, either.

  3. Unknown's avatar Dick Stanley | June 16, 2007 at 6:25 pm |

    He is about to steer their amnesty bill through for the second try.

  4. tom ringwald's avatar tom ringwald | June 17, 2007 at 8:57 am |

    Harry Reid “TheIncompetent”!!
    Bet he wishes his approval ratings were as high as Bush’s.