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In the face of mounting American casualties in Iraq and growing discontent with the war at home, President George W. Bush has restated time and again the need to follow through on our firm commitment to the Iraqi people.
As difficult as it is to resist the urge to devote this column to the stupidity and bigotry of Rush Limbaugh, I want to write about John Edwards this week. Despite his continually mediocre showing in national polls, Edwards is emerging as a formidable contender and perhaps the Democratic candidate best suited to defeat President Bush.
As the Democratic primary campaign gets rolling, the strategy of the candidates is, for the most part, to run against President Bush rather than against each other. While this could prove beneficial in the long run, it could also prove fatal if the candidates fall into the same trap that has plagued the left over the past few years--attacking Bush with such fervor as to tumble into incoherence.
