Well, who’d a thunk it? Last Weekend on Fox News Sunday, Sen. George Allen & Chris Dodd argued about the policies and the general state of affairs that are happening now in the Middle East between Israel, Lebanon and Hezbollah. Could Dodd POSSIBLY see his way to blame the terrorist regimes of Hezbollah and Hamas? Nooooooo! He wants peace-making and talks with Hezbollah!

What in the hell does Dodd think we could talk to Hezbollah about? Hey, how’s the weather in YOUR cave? What’s the latest burka fashion in your village? That’s going to be about the extent of the discussions between Israel and Hezbollah. Worked REALLY well for Madeline no-so-Albright, now, didn’t it? Like the 80s song, “All you to do to me is talk, talk.. talk talk.” It gets us nowhere.

Oh, and here’s Dodd on our “failure to build relationships” with the Hamas & Hezbollah terrorists:

WALLACE: Senator, let me ask you about that, because clearly, the U.S., the Bush administration, has for the last few years been involved in a diplomatic offensive. We do have the six-party talks going on — or that we’re trying to re-establish with North Korea. We had the three-party talks for more than a year with Iran.

Now we’re going to the U.N. Security Council where, quite frankly, a lot of our allies don’t agree on specific action to take. So what is the benefit of all this diplomacy? In fact, what kind of message are we sending to these rogue nations?

DODD: Well, again, I come back to the point, Chris, that I think has been made by many others, not just myself, and that is, of course, we’re late into this game. Now, look. Having said all of this, obviously, the administration is in St. Petersburg today. I’m not one who subscribes to the notion of going after an administration that’s out of the country at the time.

But clearly, we’re very late in this game of building those relationships. You asked the question a moment ago — the issue of Iraq. That was the war of choice. We are bogged down there. And clearly, Iran, clearly North Korea and others see this as an opportunity for them to begin to engage in some activities testing our resolve here.
Our capabilities of responding alone to these situations is not there. They know that and we know that. We have to build those relationships. We need to get, if we can, here some resolution of the present situation in Lebanon.

The Israelis have said return those soldiers and make sure that we can do something about Hezbollah moving out of southern Lebanon. I think we ought to pick up on that. We ought to be insisting upon that. Condoleezza Rice ought to be going to the area, going to the region immediately. (and exactly what is Condi supposd to do/say/propose, Dudd?)

Maybe they can leave even from St. Petersburg and bring some of those individuals down and see if they can’t get some resolution. This could spin out of control to such a degree that we have a major, major war in the Middle East.

What a losing proposition the dems present to us. It’s again the peace-at-any-price crowd idiots, and if they regain power, the entire world will pay the ultimate price. God help us all.

Watch the video here, and catch a fulll transcript here.