Throw enough and one will stick?

That seems to describe the rationale behind the Democrat's failure to come up with a cohesive view on Iraq. As this interview with Nancy Pelosi illustrates (from the Washington Post):

There is no one Democratic voice . . . and there is no one Democratic position

Huh? I agree that a political party can have disagreement, but to avoid any concrete position as if it were a badge of honor is foolish. Senator Rahm Emanuel doesn't think the water is murky enough yet, as this statement shows:

As for Iraq policy, at the right time, we'll have a position.

When is the right time? Closer to the elections? So the Dems can call a race that is almost finished? This takes Kerry-style waffling to a whole new level. Why declare a position that may require a flip-flop when you can avoid declaring anything at all?

Pretty pathetic. For more on this inspiring issue, see these past posts:

http://rightwingpundit.blogspot.com/2005/12/we-cant-winbut-we-can-redeploythen-win.html
http://spotd.blogspot.com/2005/11/our-ideas-are-so-good-theyre-secret.html