Sure:
The funny part is, Collier, 3 years later, changes his mind
What does Collier, a columnist, have to do with the "party line"? I didn't know he was the spokesperson for the Democratic party. I guess he's also the unnamed "analyst" quoted for most of the story?
"But the stakes in all this maneuvering involve much more than just the
future of Iraq. The Bush energy policy is predicated on growing consumption of oil, preferably cheap oil."
Hmmm, again, no mention of any Democrats in the story.
"The vile accusation that President Bush would sacrifice young American
servicemen and women for cheap oil was among the insults Mandela hurled. This was disappointing to those of us who had long put Mandela on a pedestal."
Nelson Mandela is a spokesman for the Democratic party?
"If we stay, we'll continue to control ten percent of the world's oil (and perhaps as much as twenty percent - Iraq still has vast unexplored
areas that Cheney was dividing up in his pre-9-11 Energy Task Force meetings with Halliburton and Enron). Maintaining control of Iraq's oil
will keep OPEC off balance, and will keep faith with Rupert Murdoch's advice to George W. Bush before the war that cheap oil resulting from seizing Iraq's oil fields would help the American economy more than any
tax cuts. "
Hmmm, no Democrat in that story either.
You betcha. Just like 70% of the populous.
