The DNC And The Loony Left

I have to wonder, is america losing one of its great political parties? It would be a shame if we did. I fail to see their attraction to the far lefty socialists, anarchists, social deviants, abortionists and other fringe groups. Yes the GOP has its fringe groups as well, yet they belong to the GOP the GOP does not belong to them, unlike today's DNC. Unfortunately this is the heart of the DNC, some really nice remarks at the Daily Kos, and they wonder why they lose elections. A perfect example is their leaders performance in the Alito hearings, Kennedy, Biden and Schumer are their guiding lights, well that Titanic just hit an iceburg and sank.
Are they so engrossed with their own lack of power that they would jeapardize the security of our nation if they thought it would gain votes? I am a small government Libertarian in many ways and wire tappng AL Quaida and others that wish america dead does not bother me in the least nor a majority of sane americans.
We are winning the battles in Iraq and Afganistan, they are only battles in this war that we are winning. It is a war of attrition much like the Cold War in which Korea and Vietnam were battles which we still won, despite the left's best efforts to lose, thanks to an american People that elected Ronald Reagan and pushed the Gingrich revolution through. We elected George W. Bush to win this war not play softball with murdering thugs.
Whats up with Iran? I don't know, there are plenty of great analysts working that beat, Victor Hanson, Amir Taheri, and Charles Johnson at LGF to name a few. Does the american public care or know, absorbed as they are by NFL playoffs, Desparate Housewives , and American Idol? Perhaps more than the MSM cares to acknowledge thus the rise of the New Media with a touch of gray, AM Radio.

Update: Here are some more related links
Amir Taheri here and here on Iran and Syria
George Jonas on the modern liberal mindset
James Arlendson at The American Thinker explains the difference in Christ and Mohamed
The American Spectater has some good ones, here, here and here, Jed Babbin's on pushing back is really good.