Analysis: Democrats Out of Touch

I was browsing YAHOO NEWS and couldn’t help but laugh at how far out of touch Democrats are on the war issue. (Analysis: Democrats grasp for Iraq plan – Yahoo! News). Basically, I think the Democrats have completely mis-interpreted the “message” that voters supposedly sent them. Here is the current interpretation…

“The public is saying, ‘We hired you to get out of Iraq ?¢‚Ǩ‚Äù now figure it out,’” said Tom Matzzie, Washington director of the anti-war group MoveOn.org. “There is a risk that without action, frustration boils over into anger.”

Democrats argue that their failed efforts to thwart Bush’s war plans will ultimately pay off by ratcheting up pressure for a change.

“The administration is increasingly isolated and they are increasingly at odds with where the American people are,” said Jim Manley, a spokesman for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (news, bio, voting record), D-Nev. “We’re going to keep on going at it until the administration changes course.”

Now, Harry Reid thinks that the PRESIDENT is at odds with the American People. Well, I hate to break his bubble, but recent poll numbers show the opposite. In fact, the American people want to WIN in Iraq.?Ǭ† A quick google search returned a page from Kudlo’s Blog (CNBC) that quotes the latest POS poll, which finds that…

By 53% to 43%, respondents say it’s still possible to establish a stable democracy in Iraq and reduce the threat of terrorism at home.

By 57% to 41%, voters want to finish the job in Iraq.

By 53% to 46%, voters think the Dems are going too far, too fast in pressing the President for troop withdrawal.

I find it hard to understand how a spokesman for Harry Reid–and perhaps the Democratic leadership can think the Country wants them to get out of Iraq when the public wants to finish the job by a 57% to 41% margin.?Ǭ† Who’s out of touch again?

One thought on “Analysis: Democrats Out of Touch

  1. The Democrats have been wrong on just about every military venture this country has been involved in since the end of WWII. This is no surprise.

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