Pelosi Misses Her Own Epiphany

June 20, 2007

An article appearing in today’s The Hill, in which Nancy Pelosi, along with others, were booed and hissed by far left winged radical anti-war cretins, dissatisfied with the Democrat Party’s lack of forcing a surrender in the War on Terror, Iraq Theater, Pelosi stood her ground and fought back, sort of.

Pelosi called the war in Iraq a “tragedy” and a “grotesque mistake,” but appeasement wasn’t to be had by those advocating appeasement of terrorists.

John Murtha (D-Pa.), also present, attempted to defend Ms. Pelosi when he said, “She’s worked tirelessly to end this war,” drawing the response of one leftist female present, “No she hasn’t.”

Hillary Clinton’s (D-N.Y.) who spoke before Pelosi was met with boos for the second year in a row, eliciting shouts of “Get us out” and “Stop the war.” Clinton replied, “I see the signs [that read] ‘Get us out of Iraq now,’ that is what we are trying to do.” The anti-war kooks were to have none of that, either.

Most astounding in this verbal fracas was when Pelosi addressed the gather crowd of leftist moonbats with, “Instead of fighting with us, which is your right to do, let’s work together.”

Imagine, if you will, if instead of all the opposition and undermining of the Bush administration, after voting to authorize the war, Democrats like Pelosi had “worked together” with the President instead of “fighting with him.”

I can only imagine how much better things would be today, for the Iraqis, the Afghanis, for Americans and the entire world.

The irony of her comment totally escaped her and the rest of the Democrats present.

Too bad, it was an epiphany for her, and she missed it.

Lew