Pelosi - Murtha Plan: "Slow-Bleed" America

I guess I really thought the liberals couldn't get any worse but I was wrong - the liberal Democrat is the worst possible liability that any country could face. They are Marxist socialist to the core.

Their new plan to slowly cut the throats of our service men and women, while proclaiming they support the troops, gives new meaning to the saying "death by a thousand cuts". This is right from the liberal play book.

The American people have to ask themselves how people like Nancy Pelosi and John Murtha can stand up in congress and proclaim themselves American citizens and want only the best for this country, all the while stabbing her in the back and turning the knife for maximum effect.

The following article will lay it out for you - I can't believe they have enjoyed the security and prosperity of this country and yet work to destroy the very hand that feeds them. But, again, they are, after all, liberals and Democrats - that should be explanation enough.

The Democrat strategy on Iraq is finally clear.

We've known all along that they want to cut and run before the job is done. But they've been afraid to confront President Bush directly. Today, Democrat Rep. John Murtha let slip what he and Nancy Pelosi really intend to do, and it is genuinely frightening.

They call it their 'slow-bleed' plan. Instead of supporting the troops in Iraq, or simply bringing them home, the Democrats intend to gradually make it harder and harder for them to do their jobs. They will introduce riders onto bills to prevent certain units from deploying. They will try to limit the President's constitutional power to determine the length and number of deployments. They will attempt to keep the Pentagon from replacing troops who rotate out of Iraq. They may even try to limit how our troops operate by, for example, prohibiting our armed forces from creating and operating bases in Iraq.

'Slow-bleed' is exactly the right name for this incredibly irresponsible and dangerous strategy. Cutting and running is bad enough. But the Murtha-Pelosi 'slow-bleed' plan is far worse. It is a cynical and dangerous erosion of our ability to fight the terrorists while we still have men and women on the ground in Iraq. It will put their lives in far greater danger, as resources slowly dry up. How can our troops operate without bases? How can they fight without backup?

'Slow-bleed' cannot become law. Luckily, we have an opportunity to stop it. The Murtha plan depended on stealth. Now, however, the press has broken the story. And now we can act.