Safe but concerned

Splain this to me. Democrats send out “The Cricket” - AKA Wes Clark – to make the case that we’re not safer. Fine, who’d feel safe in world with a billion Muslims, of which a substantial portion want to saw your head off, blow up your airplane, bomb your business, poison the air, water and everything else in effort to commit mass murder and kill you’re your children in the name of their religion. Further, the biggest percentage of the remaining Muslims feel no obligation to condemn the mayhem being created by the dopes “perverting” their religion. So fine, we’ll take The Cricket at his word. It is a scary world and we’re not safer.

But then how do Democrats square what The Cricket says with what Howard Dean says, when he tells rabid Democrats that the president is just using 9-11 to scare Americans? It seems to me that if we’re less safe we ought to be concerned. It seems to me that the president telling Americans that we’re living in dangerous times, safer but not yet safe, is a disagreement with The Cricket only on the margins and by a few degrees.

Of course the two don’t square. It’s just more Democrat demagoguery. Democrats are like Henny Penny shouting, “the sky is falling.” They do it loudly and continuously. Soon a crowd gathers and shouts along and hysteria grows. Hopefully their will be enough of us with our wits about us to keep the country out of the fox’s den.