Well, I don't see you as Chairman of the DNC either.
Look, I've run across this same line a few times here before.
You personally don't think Bush is at fault for North Korea having a bomb. Well, that's swell, and all, but that's not the point.
I love the fact that liberals here tend to be reasonable, and more flexible in their opinions. But none of us here are setting policy, getting editorials printed in the New York Times, or generating the Common Wisdom in the media.
Fox News:
Sensitive to criticism that his foreign policy record is thin, Dean pledged to bolster U.S. troops, particularly terrorism-fighting special forces, and U.S. intelligence. He faulted Bush for failing to deal with North Korea, saying, "this president is responsible for the fact that North Korea has become a nuclear power."
Or maybe Kerry:
Kerry insisted that North Korea is a symbol of Bush's failed diplomacy. "I think that this is one of the most serious failures and challenges to the security of the United States, and it really underscores the way in which George Bush talks the game but doesn't deliver," said Kerry.
Read the rest of the article, too.
Sorry, but I don't come to this board to find out what the Left's "official story" is.