Newt Gingrich Calls on Pres. Bush to Declare World War III

Get Ready for GOP Politics as Usual This Fall

By Timothy Sexton, published Jul 24, 2006
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The Republicans are scared to death of losing control of Congress and therefore bringing that old-fashioned idea of checks and balances back to the American political system. With a right wing ideologue in the White House and right wing ideologues controlling Congress and the court system populated with right wing ideologues appointed by Pres. Bush and confirmed by the GOP Congress the plain simple truth is that there hasn’t been any checks and balances in America for the past five years or so. Knowing that Bush will still be in the White House for the next two years regardless of who controls Congress, the neocons realize that they may be in danger of losing that precious hold on all those checks and balances come November. Well, of course, that’s what you get for acting as a rubber stamp for such things as going to war for no reason, trying to outlaw civil rights, and taking money from Jack Abramoff. With no actual issue with which to present themselves to the voters in November as being competent lawmakers, you better be prepared for the three words that your Republican candidates will be spouting throughout the campaign season this year.

World War III.

Newt Gingrich recently declared that we are at the beginning of World War III. Israel’s psychotic overreaction to having two of their soldiers kidnapped, and Hezbollah’s equally psychotic reaction to having Israel shoot their wad at them is a sign that World War III has arrived, you see. Newt Gingrich likes to call himself a historian, but frankly I think his history book here is the Book of Revelation. I’m sure he’s trying to tie together the whole apocalypse thing to this ten millionth round of violence between Jews and Muslims. But according to Newt Gingrich this time it is serious. It’s World War III.

Newt Gingrich Calls on Pres. Bush to Declare World War III

World War III and Armageddon. The GOP's only hope for a good fall.

Credit: Timothy Sexton

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Takeaways
  • Newt Gingrich has urged Pres. Bush to declare that World War III has begun.
  • The GOP is afraid that the system of checks and balances will return to the US political system.
  • The current Middle East violence is no different from anything else that's happened since 1948.
Did You Know?
Newt Gingrich is thinking about running for President in 2008. Isn't is amazing how so completely solipsistic some politicians can be? Do people like Gingrich and Pat Buchanan honestly believe they share the opinions of the majority of Americans? Or are they just simply insane?
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libs won in 2006 gas prices are still going up, I'm shure there will be more storms and the word rapture is a translation for "caught up" stick with the facts and some common sense keep your opions to yourself

Posted on 05/05/2007 at 10:05:00 AM

 
Greg: Bush knew the yellow cake evidence was a lie and not only chose to use it to bolster his case, but used it in his State of the Union address when he has his largest captive audience.

Posted on 07/29/2006 at 4:07:00 PM

 
The buildup to the next war is as much to cover the mistakes of the past one as to further their gains, but it is about that too...with a "WWIII" where the good crusaders are out to vanquish the infidel (Iran and the new Shiite power crescent) will make money for all the cronies...and Halliburton can "rebuild" until the cows come home..oh, happy day!

Posted on 07/24/2006 at 7:07:00 PM

 
Tim, I love playing devil's advocate with you. Go to war for no reason? Every intelligence agency in the world, including the French and Russians, believed Saddam had WMD. That makes Bush guilty of getting bad advice, but it doesn't make him a liar. Justification for war? Maybe, maybe not. You also failed to mention that several Democrats, including Harry Reid, are on the list of Abramoff cash recipients. I'm with you on gay marriage and flag burning, but what about Katrina responsibility for the Democratic mayor of New Orleans and the Democratic governor of Louisiana? Don't supply and demand dictate gas prices, rather than the Republicans (with the exception of the gas taxes)? Violence is the status quo in the Middle East? What's the answer for Israel? Trading land for peace didn't work. Maybe enough is enough and the Israelis are finally going to put an end to this nonsense. Just a thought.

Posted on 07/24/2006 at 4:07:00 PM

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