Just as I have been telling you here on this blog and on The MacRanger Radio show, Americans - real Americans - hate to lose and to a person in this country when you ask the question, “Surrender to Al Qaeda?” The answer is “Nuts“.

“War On Terror: The party of John Murtha shamelessly seeks to defund and defeat U.S. troops on the battlefield and snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. The Congress the terrorists wanted is doing their bidding.

There’s a reason the founders of this country designated a single commander in chief and placed the responsibility to wage war in the hands of the president. We saw recently the futility of having 100 commanders in chief when the Senate tried to pass a resolution of disapproval of the war in Iraq and couldn’t agree on the terms of our surrender.

Now it’s the House of Representatives’ turn, led by Rep. John Murtha, who believes the fine young men and women we send to defeat terror and our sworn enemies are cold-blooded killers. While the House works on its own nonbinding resolution, Murtha has bigger plans and considers such a resolution only a prelude to the real battle in March over appropriations for the war.

As chairman of the House panel that oversees military spending, Murtha plans to advance legislation next month attaching strings to the additional war funds Bush requested on Feb. 5.

Murtha plans to stop the Iraq War by placing four conditions on combat funds through Sept. 30, the end of the fiscal year. The Pentagon would have to certify that troops being sent to Iraq are “fully combat ready” with training and equipment, troops must have at least one year at home between combat deployments, combat deployments cannot be longer than a year, and extending tours of duty would be prohibited.

“We’re trying to force a redeployment not by taking money away, (but) by redirecting money,” explained Murtha.

As we’ve noted on several occasions, Democratic talk of “redeployment” has encouraged terrorist groups around the world.

Jihad Jaara, a senior member of the al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, said before the 2006 vote: “Americans should vote Democratic,” adding that “it is time the American people support those who want to take them out of the Iraqi mud.” The statement could have come from Murtha, Kerry, Hillary or any number of Democrats.

We find it scary that the Democratic and terrorist game plans are indistinguishable.”

Just as I said on the show yesterday it’s hard to distinguish between the words of Al Qaeda and John Murtha when it comes to our role in Iraq. Additonally like I and others are saying this all out frontal (and in some cases rear assault) on the President during wartime is going to backfire big time come 2008. We are already seeing the rumblings coming from the voters and I’m willing to bet the house that there will be more ramifications to come.

Democrats do not want to be labeled the “antiwar party” - a title they’ve had since Vietnam and so richly deserve, but in the last few weeks they’ve done nothing except to fully reinforce the idea.