Politics on the Hudson

A Democratic response after Bush’s speech

Posted by: Brian Tumulty - Posted in 2008, George Bush, Iraq, John Edwards, White House on Sep 13, 2007

Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards will offer a response to President Bush immediately after the president’s nationally televised speech at 9 tonight.

The response by the former senator from North Carolina will be broadcast by MSNBC.

“Unfortunately, the president is pressing on with the only strategy he’s ever had – more time, more troops and more war,� Edwards said in a press statement issued this morning.

 

 

 

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One Response to “A Democratic response after Bush’s speech”

1. Ethan Edwards September 13th, 2007 at 11:09 am

   I’m sure this negligence lawyer, who is fully aligned with the left wing, will have a lot of gems to offer. His military expertise is sure to be the basis of a “can’t miss” response to Bush’s speech.

   Speaking of the left wing, the NY Times has been outed for giving a huge discount of over $100,000 to MoveOn.org for its full page smear ad of Gen. Petraeus, which ran in the Times a few days ago.

   That Times action, which can be seen as a contribution to MoveOn, crosses the journalistic line in a big way, and once again proves the Times is a shadow of what it used to be.