“No one has accused [Congressman James] McDermott of being a mouthpiece for Saddam Hussein simply for financial reasons. McDermott has been saying stupid things for years with no evidence anyone has paid him to do so.” — Stephen Hayes, writing in The Weekly Standard, May 5, 2003
Last night, Mark Levin reported the breaking news that an Iraqi-American had been indicted as a spy. In addition, he stands accused of secretly funding the October 2002 pre-invasion trip to Iraq of three antiwar House Democrats, Congressmen Jim McDermott (D-WA), Mike Thompson (D-CA), and David E. Bonior (D-MI, now retired):
James McDermott can now add ‘willfully ignorant’ to his resume. CLICK ON THE IMAGE ABOVE to learn why I say that.
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You certainly did your homework Sgt. Tim. Did you get any sleep last night?
Until this episode McDermott has been out of sight and therefore out of mind but I do so well remember his anti-republican exploits in the wire tapping escapade in Florida. People like him get off with occasional fines based upon their stupidity while excusing their memory and real intentions. Others such as Scooter Libby, essentially get their own dedicated Justice Department prosecutor to bagger and convict him the way Inspector Javert haunted Jean Valjean in Les Miserables. If you are a democrat stupidity is your best defense because if you weren’t you would be a conservative. These jerks just happen to aid and abet a criminal network that was illegally funded and that money always contributes to American casualties. Did they ever think of that possibility? I bet that they did but I really doubt that they even cared unless of course it was for “CAIRâ€Â.