So Rove is wrong, eh?

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This week's "Consummate Village-Celeb" Award: "If you can see [the terrorists] as a relative who's dangerously sick and we have to give them medicine and the medicine is love and compassion. There's nothing better. [We must also think about] the terrorists who are creating such horrible future lives for themselves because of the negativity of this karma. If you see it from a much wider point of view, we're all in this together. We're all intimately interconnected in all of these actions." -- Richard Gere, 10 October 2001

National Security Deficiency Syndrome: "Most Democrats today are increasingly skeptical of using military force -- even against terrorists. No wonder the public thinks the party is weak on national security. Exactly 50 percent of Democrats do NOT believe dismantling al-Qa'ida should be a top foreign-policy goal." --Ari Melber, a former John Kerry adviser and MoveOn.org activist, in the New York Post

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National Security Deficiency Syndrome: "Most Democrats today are increasingly skeptical of using military force -- even against terrorists. No wonder the public thinks the party is weak on national security. Exactly 50 percent of Democrats do NOT believe dismantling al-Qa'ida should be a top foreign-policy goal." --Ari Melber, a former John Kerry adviser and MoveOn.org activist, in the New York Post

That's beyond disconcerting.