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Here we are, just over a year since the Democrats took over virtual control of the Federal government.  And what has changed about those issues they were screaming about running up to the election?

We still have troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, but the protesters in the real world, and the anti-war posters in the virtual one seem to have vanished.  The weekly protest that took place at Acacia Park here in Colorado Springs are gone, as are the hand made signs that were hung up on utility poles around town.  Online, the left seems to be embracing the war, this post from the Daily Kos making the point that civilian deaths are "justifiable" and that the Afghani government should shut up about them.  

The administration is made up of almost entirely of those who were adamant in their opposition to the war.  They called it a failure and unwinnable.   Now they are claiming credit for it's victory.

When the Patriot Act was passed, the left went into outrage overdrive.  They called it the end of democracy the the start of government tyranny.  But when the President signed the renewal, crickets chirping would have drowned out the response from the left.

So what has changed?  You can probably find the answer under "H", for hypocracy.