DEAR EDITOR:

Ah, fall, and the smell of diversion lingering in the air, emanating from the Democratic National Committee headquarters.

Until now, and going back many weeks, the national dialogue has been all about healthcare reform, albeit ideological reform, and not true, objective and analytical reform. So when, to the presiding socialist regime's great surprise, the American people roused themselves from their slumbers, or their daunting and usually fruitless quests for employment, and made their strenuous objections to the federal government's coup involving one-sixth of the entire economy clearly and unmistakably known, the Dems decided they needed a fresh stalking horse.

And that would be: maltreatment of Muslim prisoners we have collected and deterred from their one and only sport, the one where they go around the world in mufti and kill as many people as possible by any possible method. They are quite convinced that if they blow up enough people, their enemies will see the warm light of the world's most peaceful religion and convert to Islam. That kind of logic abounds in their part of the world, and its results are painfully plain for all to see.

But here in America, our own domestic liberals, absolutely divorced since the 1960s from cause-and-effect reality, thus making themselves unwitting kin of the aforementioned folk, are smitten with a crusade, ahem, to make dead sure we never again make uncomfortable those fine fellows who, when they take one of us prisoner, usually separate our heads from our torsos, as they chant their primitive, diabolical gurglings.

It appears that, faced with the wall of ire presented them by an enraged populace who want no part of an ersatz reform that is in actuality a thinly disguised ploy to take over a huge slice of the economy, create 50 new bureaucracies, make de facto citizen/residents of untold millions of illegals, put the nation into a debt it can never repay or service, and totally ruin the medical science industry, the Democrats have hit on marching backward to prosecute Bush and Cheney for their only notable success: keeping us safe from murderous fundamentalists from the desert sands. Can it get any zanier?

In a better or even decent administration, an attorney general in a prosecutin' mood might look at the enormous crimes committed by the banksters, who are the main characters responsible for the world-wide hole in which we find ourselves. But no, they're the first to get re-paid!

Far from being a transparent and upright administration, thus proving their superiority over the preceding scoundrels, this crowd is nothing but a bunch of over the top, in your face, power-drunk, mafia-style thugs.

Harry Hagan
West Cobb