Iraq Success Bodes Well!

The US combat deaths in Iraq at 6 year low. USA Today reported:
U.S. combat deaths in Iraq have flattened at the lowest level since the war began six years ago Thursday, and the Navy has not lost a member to combat in more than a year.Three Marines have been killed in combat since August, and none since December, records show. The Air Force hasn't had a combat death since April, and the Navy since February 2008. In some weeks, casualty figures for Iraq show, the number of non-combat deaths for U.S. troops topped those killed in fighting.
Thank you, President Bush!
The war that Harry Reid declared "lost" has indeed been won.
The surge that Obama said would never worked has succeeded.
The democracy that liberals said would never take is growing stronger each day.
Today, 65% of Iraqis say things are going well in their lives and more than 60% say they now feel safe in their communities.
Hat Tip: Gateway Pundit

Who Was That PR Guy?

Did you see that front page USA Today story by Susan Page out of Exton, PA yesterday that detailed the economic slide in human terms and quoted Pennsylvania State Senator Andy Dinniman?
Here's what Senator Dinniman had to say: "The current recession hits everyone and spares no one. The bottom line is: industrial worker, professional worker — we're all in this together."
Dinniman's comments are well taken and knowledgeable.
In fact, this marks the second time of late that the fine Senator has been quoted in USA Today.
Well, Dinniman is not just an accomplished public servant but also a professor of global studies at West Chester University. He knows what he's talking about and he certainly seems to deserve the attention.
Still, you may be wondering: Who does Senator Dinniman's PR, anyway? Who's his Communications Director?
Now, allow me to proudly whisper the answer (but don't tell a soul!)
The guy's name is Adam Cirucci!