Submitted by Mark Williams, Oct 30, 2006 20:35

Strategy counts in the war on terror, then it's the execution of that strategy. Ignoring the advice of his best, most experienced military counselers was Persidents Bush's first mistake. Now he's in a state of denial, surrounded by enablers like Mark Steyn. Hopefully, he will not follow Steyn's advice to invade Syria. They are both frustrated. Fewer and fewer people are able to see what they are seeing.

It may be true that 25% of the population will always oppose war no matter what the circumstance. The statistic that is much more dumbfounding to me is the 33% of the population that supports Bush no matter what he does. This country can't take much more of George W. Not if we still want to be a democracy.

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