Sphincter Muscles A'Twitching....

US media officials must be starting to worry that, after their disastrous all-out support of the illustrious war hero Senator John Kerry against the incumbent President Bush during the last election and their defeat by a vote by the American people, Iraq actually may be moving towards self-determination and stability as outlined by Bush during his speech last week nothing of which is new and represents the utmost in common sense.

Despite slanting news and firing volley after volley of Democratic generated doody laden garbage at the Bush administration with the intent of discrediting the war in Iraq, our service people there fighting for liberty or the idea that we have to fight this fight in order to root out kooky Islamist fundamentalists wherever they are, the press has been unable to force defeat upon the soldiers serving in Iraq.

Luckily, no matter how hard they try, the mainstream press has been unable to give the terrorists in Iraq much greater firepower to kill and maim American service people or innocent Iraqi civilians. The MSM may have been able to make their jobs more difficult and dangerous, but they have, as-of-yet been unable to kick their legs out from under our dedicated and hard-working service men and woman despite their best efforts. Thank God that over the years as they squandered their credibility and goodwill on silly endeavors such as Dan Rather's fake-but-true 30 year old Microsoft Word memos and purposely failing to report on positive things in Iraq, the MSM has lost its ability to fire shots without getting shot back at. Credibility is a currency that takes time to earn and they have spent it at a pace that boggles ones mind. Single purpose agenda journalism where discrediting President Bush and the Republican party is the single minded focus of these Dawn-of-the-Dead media automatons will prove to be more costly to them then it will be to Bush or to the Republicans since, as they will never guess, and never understand.....we common people are not idiots.