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    A good catch

    Posted on May 17, 2008 | Filed Under In My Opinion... 

    By David Limbaugh the other day that I’m just getting around to posting, concerning the Presidents address at Israel’s Knesset.

    None Dare Call It ‘Appeasement’

    Let me get this straight. It’s perfectly fair for Barack (Hussein) Obama and his cohorts to repeatedly disparage President Bush’s foreign policy as “cowboy diplomacy” but unspeakably horrific for Bush to analogize the Democrats’ approach to foreign policy to appeasing Hitler?

    When Obama compared Hillary Clinton’s threats against Iran to President Bush’s threatening “bluster” and “cowboy diplomacy,” no one batted an eye.

    But when Mr. Bush, in addressing Israel’s Knesset, compared those who want to negotiate with today’s terrorists and tyrants to an American senator in 1939 who lamented that Hitler’s march into Poland might have been avoided “if only I could have talked to Hitler,” Obama, other Democrats and the mainstream media went ballistic.

    What’s wrong with the president assuring our major Middle East ally that, under his watch at least, America will stand by it against our common enemies, such as the Holocaust-denying Iranian regime?

    Well, plenty, if you listen to Democrats and the MSM. If President Bush is articulating a position with which they don’t agree, he is politicizing foreign policy — an unforgivable sin. Never mind that Democrats not only have been politicizing foreign policy for the past seven years but also undermining our official policies in the process. Jimmy Carter’s intermeddling with Hamas, Nancy Pelosi’s junket to Syria and trips to Iraq by other Democratic members of Congress to sabotage U.S. policy are but several egregious examples.

    CNN immediately went into overdrive to protest President Bush’s “smearing” of Obama. They also likened it to John McCain’s alleged smear of Obama in accurately reporting that Obama was Hamas’ choice for president.

    Democrats including Tom Daschle, Joe Biden, John Kerry and Dick Durbin were outraged that Bush inserted himself into the presidential campaign. There go these projecting Democrats again — always accusing Republicans of committing sins they invented. While Bush is free to politic all he wants to, I don’t believe that’s primarily what he was up to here.

    Unhappily for Democrats, Bush is still president, and it remains his job to quarterback American foreign policy. In making a foreign policy speech in Israel, it is wholly appropriate, indeed necessary, for him to make his strongest case in support of his policies. Continue…

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