Dems Squealing Like Stuck Pigs Over Bush's Speech

I've read the text of Bush's Oval Office speech last night and felt that it was very appropriate for the event. It commemorated the attack, memorialized the victims, and reminded America that the war that the 9/11 attacks is a part of is not over.

The Dems, who react to terrorism like Superman to kryptonite, are squealing:

Democrats were quick to fire off statements declaring Bush's words partisan.

"The president should be ashamed of using a national day of mourning to commandeer the airwaves to give a speech that was designed not to unite the country and commemorate the fallen but to seek support for a war in Iraq that he has admitted had nothing to do with 9/11," Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., said in a statement. "There will be time to debate this president's policies in Iraq. September 11th is not that time." ...

"Partisanship would have been the one casualty the American people would have accepted following 9/11, but it remains the one thing the president refuses to give up," Illinois Rep. Rahm Emanuel, chairman of the Democratic effort to win control of the House, said after the president's speech.

I must admit, panic is a good look for the Democrats.