April 14, 2006
Falsifiability
I just ran across The Bull Moose's entry taking partisans such as me to task for letting our distrust of our President get in the way of our willingness to defend national security and stand up to Iran. (Hat tip: Tom Hilton.)
The ratio of clichés to analysis in the post is pretty high: "the security of the country is in the balance"; lefties consider "regime change" in Washington more important than fighting our enemies abroad; the "ongoing war on terror" should silence "petty and irresponsible partisanship" ("the partisanship of fools," in Wittmann's original formulation) because, after all, "this is a dangerous world." And of course the fact that Iran's leader spouts genocidal propaganda gives us good reason to fear his ability to carry it out: crazy leaders have never been known for delusions of grandeur. Meanwhile, I've still heard no clear explanation of why a country with an unknown future regime, hypothetically armed with a fraction of the weapons held by the nuclear powers that surround it, is such a profound security risk to one of the few big countries not within range of any missile it's likely to have for decades that we need to threaten as soon as possible to kill thousands of its citizens.
One of Wittmann's suggestions is genuinely interesting:
For the sake of the country and the ongoing war on terror, the President should form a genuine government of national unity. A thorough house-cleaning should be followed by appointments of Democrats and Independents for important cabinet and sub-cabinet positions. Far more is at stake here than the fates of political parties - the security of the country is in the balance and it demands credible, bi-partisan leadership.
Even we fools have a duty to identify some factual events that would challenge our beliefs. This is one of them.
Bush would provide powerful evidence that he considers Iran a truly enormous national security threat—more important than his partisan goals and domestic agenda—if he publicly asked Cheney, Rumsfeld, Gonzales and Chao to resign and encouraged Congress to follow him in putting, say, John Kerry, Wesley Clark, Patrick Leahy, and Andy Stern in their places. If these candidates balked, Bush could keep on naming prominent Democrats until some agreed to serve. This national unity strategy would indeed demonstrate Bush's dead-serious, nonpartisan attachment to national security, as Churchill did in choosing Attlee as his effective deputy in his War Cabinet. (Note that I've even let Bush keep a big majority of Republicans in top posts—though on second thought I might hold out for Dems at OMB and Interior too, thanks.)
Yes, if Bush did this I'd question my partisan dismissal of his motives and priorities, and admit that he's ready to put the country first. And when he does, I'll be a wombat. A four-ton, aquamarine, man-eating wombat.
Wittman's ultra-DLC attitude—by no means shared by the average New Democrat—has always struck me as amounting to "Democrats should immediately make real, and large, concessions because it would be nice if Republicans someday made small, hypothetical concessions, though I'll admit that they probably won't." If Democrats aspire to national unity while Republicans show no sign of abandoning ideological frenzy, which partisans, precisely, will be the fools?
Has anyone seen Wittman and Rove in the same room at the same time?
Posted by: Hal at April 14, 2006 11:27 AMWhat Wittman proposes is actually the best idea yet and should be expanded to the top jobs as well. Oh wait... that's called an election.
What Wittman is witless about something that Coleen Rowley put pretty well:
"Bush's defenders will argue that now is not the time for pointing fingers, and that Democrats should offer solutions instead. Here's my solution: Democratic control of Congress.
Those who cry out I'm exploiting a threat to our nation's security for political gain have it exactly backwards. I'm running for Congress because Republican control of government is a threat to our national security!"
Posted by: ccobb at April 14, 2006 11:49 AMThe Bull Moose worked for Lieberman, didn't he? The one Dem senator on whom the GOP could always rely so that they could say 'bipartisan'.
Posted by: Barry at April 14, 2006 12:48 PMI think I'm just going to identify his positioning by another employer just down his c.v: ultra-Christian Coalition-attitude.
Remember: referring to one's pseudonym in the third person is like a lizard's inflated neck-sac. It means STAY AWAY.
Posted by: norbizness at April 14, 2006 01:13 PMThe point is, that regardless of your take on Iran, there are issues that transcend the Bush Administration and partisan politics. (Granted, Bush doesn't necessarily see the distinction.) Like it or not, the GOP is going to be running the country for another two years and you can't just ignore real problems just because you don't trust Bush to do it right.
I don't think Dems need to make huge concessions, but they have to take responsibility for seeing that the country actually functions, not just fixating on Bush. That means thinking about solutions to real problems like Iran and North Korea.
And please don't accuse me of being a Bush apologist, which is what I suspect is coming next.
Posted by: Marc Schneider at April 14, 2006 01:55 PMI'd re-think the situation if your conditions are met. But, really, Bullmoose is such a quivering sissy--totally loses it at the slightest hint of a potential threat. Too skittish to be entrusted with a blog in my opinion.
Posted by: BroD at April 14, 2006 04:12 PMOf course it won't happen.
But if Bush did announce that he wanted a government of national unity, I'd be scared. If important Democrats joined, we'd go from one flabby and nervous opposition party to none. It would be an admission that Bush crisis-mongering is for real. What future would the Democratic Party have? Remember, the "war" on terror has no definite end in sight, no VE Day.
Posted by: Hal at April 14, 2006 06:51 PMLike it or not, the GOP is going to be running the country for another two years....
...Dems...have to take responsibility for seeing that the country actually functions....
Seems to me only one of the above can be true.
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