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Broder: They Committed War Crimes, But They Didn't "Trash Our Town"

By Big Tent Democrat

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Predictably, David Broder demonstrates what a foul human being he is:

Obama is being lobbied by politicians and voters who want something more -- the humiliation and/or punishment of those responsible for the policies of the past. They are looking for individual scalps -- or, at least, careers and reputations. Their argument is that without identifying and punishing the perpetrators, there can be no accountability -- and therefore no deterrent lesson for future administrations. It is a plausible-sounding rationale, but it cloaks an unworthy desire for vengeance.

What a mendacious hypocrite Broder is. He urged investigations and attacks on Bill Clinton because "[he] trashed the place" (but torture is a-ok to Broder):

"[Clinton] came in here and he trashed the place," says Washington Post columnist David Broder, "and it's not his place."

Shut the eff up David Broder. We do not need hear from you, you sanctimonious phony hypocrite.

Speaking for me only

Full post as published by TalkLeft on April 25, 2009 (boomark / email).

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