For reason’s I don’t quite know how to interpret, the KOS seems to be looking for excuses for  Sen. Majority Leader Harry Reid’s (D-NV) “the war is lost” statement instead of toasting with French champagne and blunts.

Some have questioned his rhetoric and his choice of words, calling it a gaffe. But what if Reid had carefully chosen his words? What if his intention was to spur debate, or even further, to forward the debate beyond the question of this supplemental funding bill and the squabbling over it?

If it was his intention to ‘spur debate’ then it is safe to say that the senator is a blooming idiot.  What else can you say about someone who would cause a negative effect on troop morale and help the enemy, all for the purpose of spurring debate? 

From what Reid said, it seems the rabid left is getting ‘what they paid for,’ to use their words after the 2006 election.  Is it an indication that even they are beginning to see that, as more and more people hear what they are really about, they are turning people off with their message and tactics?

Watch how senate majority leader Harry Reid supports the troops.  Trouble is, it’s not our troops he is supporting by comments like this one,  “this war is lost.”  Can you think of a better al Qaeda recruiting tool than the current bunch of democrat leaders?

Signs that the ‘surge’ is working has caused Reid to get out in front of defeat.  They own defeat.  In their own perverted and political way, they see defeat in Iraq as a victory.  Under no circumstances now can they allow or facilitate a victory in Iraq.

Outside of the blogosphere, have you seen this monumental statement adequately covered in the ‘news?’  Of course not.

related: Thomas Sowell, Dangerous Demagoguery

Remembering we are war, not the one between the Democrats and Bush but the one between us and the terrorists in Iraq and Afghanistan,  the Democrat majority leaders insist on playing the role of Commander-In-Chief and have drafted a war appropriations bill to prove it.  The bill will end the war, not win it.  And this delay in funding the troops is already having its effects on the troops, the same troops that you will hear them say they support, and its not good.  Meanwhile, according to al Qaeda, Iraq is a great place to learn how to be a terrorist.  It has become their university of terrorism.

Seems like the Democrat leaders of today are the only ones who don’t see a terrorist problem in Iraq.  Either that or they just want to lay down the welcome mat for the terrorists upon our premature exit.  Don’t know about you, but the notion of a Democrat Commander-In-Chief makes me feel less safe.  Much less safe.   Its no wonder they also liked the ‘pretend’ Secretary of State Nancy Pelosi’s recent visit to the Middle East.