Bush to Cheney: "I See Muslims"

Conservatives live an a world of extremes. Everything's great or everything's going to hell in a handbasket. Israel's setback against Hezbollah has cast Bush, Cheney and Rumsfeld into a conservative nightmare of the three in a handbasket to hell scenario, due to their failure in Iraq.

Insight.com, a conservative online e-zine, reports that, "Mr. Bush's biggest concern is said to be Iran, which his advisers assert intends to dominate the Middle East through a takeover of Iraq, Lebanon and Syria." That's completely wrong, but if it gets the troops out of there, let Boy George believe it.

George also seems to have some "cut and runners" in his own administration: "At the same time, Mr. Bush has been urged by some of his advisers to prepare for a disengagement from the Middle East while focusing on homeland security."

That sounds a lot like not fighting the terrorists over there, so we can fight them here. Another flip-flop on one more of his shallow excuses for an unnecessary war.

Now it also looks like George may not be able to stall out US involvement in Iraq until he leaves office. Then he won't be able to blame his successor for losing Iraq. Quite a legacy.