Well, I think the Republicans have a good point here, so let me address it in a way they understand: On September 11th, this country was attacked by evil. 9/11 taught as many things, and that is that partisanship should not be tolerated. Republicans should respect the venues of the media, even if they are biased, and even though Democrats refuse to learn for themselves from less biased outlets such as Fox News. This is a post 9/11 world, as citizens we need news outlets to form our thoughts, and we need reporters to form our opinions. The media can only be trusted if it is fair and balanced. All Americans made mistakes on 9/11--we trusted the wrong sources, even Republicans who failed to heed the information in our own talking points memos. And so we didn't have any warning. But we must be vigiliant today, for our future, and for Iraq's future. Republicans will enter the fray, as facts and figures will always come out on top of any discussion--no matter how biased, or even juvenile, it may be. Republicans can speak with one voice, one video at a time. It may not be the debate the Democrats want, but traditional media has shown its worth, and Republicans will stick to traditional real debate. New media is leveraged on old media, and the President respects the working and effective methods of debate we currently have, and Republicans will venture onto the Internet in their own way.

Thank you and God Bless America.