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December 26, 2005

Steyn On Dems: We Aren't the World

Mark Steyn produces another priceless gem focusing on Vermont, whom he calls "America's leading Canadian province." Actually, Vermont is the springboard for his discussion of today's Democrats in general:

You can understand why the Dems miss the Nineties. There was nary a word about war. Okay, you’d get the odd million-man genocide in Rwanda, but you tended to hear about it afterwards, usually as a late-breaking item in the Clinton teary-apology act. Instead, it was an era of micro-politics, a regulation here, an entitlement there, a recycling program everywhere you looked. Venusian Americans assumed they’d entered an age of permanent post-Martian politics, and they resented 9/11 as an intrusion on their minimalism. When you’re at an event for the “anti-war” movement, you realize it’s no such thing: it’s an I-don’t-want-to-have-to-hear-about-this-war movement.

Read it.

Posted by Pam at December 26, 2005 01:11 PM

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