A VOTE FOR THE DEMOCRATS IS A VOTE FOR ARAFAT

Not my words--no siree. That sentiment belongs to Yasser Arafat himself.

Arafat, declared irrelevant by the Bush administration, has worked out a strategy that calls for no progress on the U.S.-created peace "road map" for at least a year.

He expects that the fighting in Iraq will make Bush a one-term president and that his Democratic replacement will be much easier to deal with, Israeli intelligence officials say.

The other day, Arafat's national security adviser, Jibril Rajoub, even praised Iraqi attacks on Americans as "the right of the Iraqis to defend themselves against occupation," the same language used to praise anti-Israeli terror.

That's Yasser, always choosing the wrong side--in war, and now in politics.

(thanks to Hootinan)