This I thought incredible, if actuality is not relevant that means the American voter is not into reality.
Step by step, the fight against Al Qaeda became a universal "war on terror," then a confrontation with the "axis of evil," then a war against all evil everywhere. Nobody knows where it all ends.
What is clear is that whenever political debate turns to Mr. Bush's actual record in office, his popularity sinks. Only by doing whatever it takes to change the subject to the war on terror - not to what he's actually doing about terrorist threats, but to his "leadership," whatever that means - can he get a bump in the polls.
Another question, this is what I was trying to say rather badly in my post to you, why isn’t Kerry, the media or anyone hammering home the point that nobody knows where it will end? Bush has made it clear it will be a global war that will last decades. If with all our new found religiosity we still lack the moral integrity to see that the war with Iraq is simply wrong then let it be known that this never ending world war against evil will hurt us physically and economically. If we are only capable of a primitive subjective form of reasoning then maybe that actuality will sink in.
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