Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean said Sunday that while Iran poses a genuine "danger" to the United States, the U.S. military is now too weak to respond.
Asked whether the U.S. might have to resort to military action against Iran, Dean told CBS's "Face the Nation" that President Bush had "squandered our resources in Iraq, which was not a danger to the United States."
He doesn't have much left to fight a country [like Iran] that is a danger to the United States," the top Democrat insisted.
While agreeing that "no option should be taken off the table," Dean said Bush "lacks the credibility both here and abroad to actually exercise [a military] option" against Iran.
"He shouldn't say it, because it can't be delivered upon," Dean declared.
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Howard Dean said Sunday that while Iran poses a genuine "danger" to the United States....
While agreeing that "no option should be taken off the table," Dean said...
Remember those words folks, because if we do have to attack Iran Dean and the rest of his crybabies will be saying that Iran posed no threat.
As usual the left degrades the US Military and it's country AGAIN !
On Friday, Bush refused to rule out the use of force against Iran over its resumption of nuclear activities, saying "all options are on the table."
Thats all the President said but the MSNM made it look like he made a threat to Iran which was not true.
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