http://www.americanthinker.com....._dawn.html

“Before the dawn, there are noble men and women — people like John Paul II, Lech Walesa, Margaret Thatcher, and Ronald Reagan — who work in the darkness. Their trust in victory is based upon a trust in the power of goodness, the granite of integrity, and the knowledge that God rules the universe”

And how did you first learn of this? From the media? Nothing was said of it on any of the MSM’s news services.

Did you read the letter?

Why would you say it’s a piece of propaganda? Because that’s what YOU as a LIBERAL are accustomed to doing/hearing/using in your daily life. When a person of true character writes something that comes straight from the mind, you are instantly aghast because you have such a hard time grasping reality.

How about this, we’ll let one or two or three or more of those “innocents” live in YOUR house when they get released, how does that sound to you?

There were lots of cab drivers and barbers hanging around those battle zones, looking for fares and people with messy hair as the mightiest military machine ever assembled rolled through.

And after all, we can only demonstrate that something like 15% of the people released so far have returned to their jihad ways, so what’s to worry about?

McCarthy is probably just another Halliburton flunky.

You’re onto something Eddie. Yep.

Andrew C. McCarthy is a former Assistant United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York. He was most notable for leading the 1995 terrorism prosecution against Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman and eleven others. The defendants were convicted of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing and planning a series of attacks against New York City landmarks.[1] He also contributed to the prosecutions of terrorists who bombed US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, resigning from the Justice Department in 2003.

This is all the American people need to know. I really do hope the WH and Dems attempt a character smear game against McCarthy.

His background is similiar to Giuliani’s – federal prosecutor who follows the law, fights the good fight and doesn’t back down when confronted. As much as the Dems and libs demonized Giuliani for cleaning up NYC crime – the fact is every limousine liberal in Manhattan openly criticized his Mayorial term – yet basked in the financial glory he produced – and got elected twice. It wasn’t until the way he handled 9/11 did Giuliani finally get the credit and became “America’s Mayor”.

In the end, behind all the rhetoric of the left – common Americans “want people on that wall and need people on that wall” to defend national security. McCarthy and Giuliani are similiar in this vein.

Please WH/Bambi – go after McCarthy in your thuggish Chicago way.

Jason Gillman -

Much like rudy – I am confident McCarthy’s “contacts” and friends run really, really deep. Clintons are great at taking out nobody’s – but I get what you mean…

It is simple, it is positive and it really is easy – simply state the facts and stand up for your position, beliefs and principles.

I fear that too many with the (R) behind their names do not bother with the facts, are afraid to stand up for any position (hmmm, now who does that remind you of), have no personal beliefs and never had any principles.

Yes – indeed Mr. McCarthy is someone the GOP needs more than ever right now.

Almost wanted to tune into the MSM tonight to see if it would even get a mention. I quickly changed my mind, knowing full well that Mr McCarthy’s letter had probably been circulated to all DC democrats and they were fuming mad. I felt good about that.

Would definitely love to see more of such actions on the part of responsible people who have some sort of influence.

Naturally, Mr McCarthy will be subjected to some sort of ridicule by such losers as Matthews and probably even Obama himself. But after seeing the little crack in the black stick’s ubercool demeanor over the Chrysler gig, I can easily believe he is fuming and stamping his widdle feet over this letter.

I love the fact that Mr McCarthy spelled it out, carefully, diligently, brilliantly.

When Rush finished reading, I heard myself say, “There, take THAT!”