Appearing Monday on Fox News Channel, Bruce said they are "so 18 months ago," and don't do a thing to advance the security of America against global terror.

Bruce is the author of just released "The New American Revolution: Using the Power of the Individual to Save our Nation from Extremists." [NewsMax has a FREE offer for this book Go Here Now.]

Bruce blamed the intelligence community for any incorrect information regarding Saddam Hussein's capacity to develop and use weapons of mass destruction.

Bruce added that the Democrats are making no traction with their claims, despite a review of President Bush's low approval numbers.

"The polls do not reflect reality," Bruce said. "If all polls were right, John Kerry would be president now. Thank goodness he is not."

"It was an intelligence community failure, not a Bush administration failure no matter how you look at it," Bruce said. "The reality is that you have a Congress with people who have been there for decades - much longer than Bush has been president. They have seen this WMD information for years."

Bruce said Democrats should "get over" their attempts to paint Bush as a liar and focus, instead, on the Democrats' real weakness as a party - keeping America strong and safe from future attack.

"We are a world at war - a nation at war," Bruce reminded. "Let's get our act together and win it."

The New Revolution

Bruce, in her blockbuster new book, urges a counterrevolution against destructive extremism and tells us how to use our individuality as the Common Man to preserve America's ideals and control its destiny.

Previously, she authored the New York Times best-seller "The Death of Right and Wrong" and exposed the serious cultural degradation Americans face today.

"The New American Revolution" explains to Americans what they can do to reverse this cultural and moral decay.

In her groundbreaking third book, The New American Revolution, Bruce reveals that the Common Man is the new Radical Individual who must arise to fight a counterrevolution against destructive extremism.

The New Radical Individual will be the average American who does not necessarily fit into the fundamentalist Left-Right political dichotomy, but the person who, above all else, believes in freedom, liberty, and the American Spirit, as well as personal responsibility and decency, regardless of where he or she falls on particular issues.

This New Radical embodies the strength of the American spirit and everything that makes our nation great, buy may have forgotten, or has been bullied into being ashamed of his patriotism for his commitment to his family, or his faith. It is the recognition of the power and duty of the Private Citizen to control the direction of this nation.

Unlike many of the "conservative" books being written today, Bruce does not simply complain about the state of our culture. In a positive framework with empowering ideas and insights, Bruce delivers a cultural manifesto that is grounded in classical philosophy and reason, and will introduce the power of social action and revolutionary zeal previously monopolized by Leftist extremists.

For the majority of her readers, Ms. Bruce has created a political refuge, giving definition to their orphaned beliefs.

In "The New American Revolution," she will give this political movement a face and a name, which, at its core, returns Americans to the roots of where this country started in the first place: the ideas of liberty, justice, compassion, pride in and love of country, and personal responsibility.

"The New American Revolution" will remind Americans that power is in their hands, in their legacy, and it is their natural revolutionary spirit that will ultimately save our nation from being hijacked by extremists on both ends of the political spectrum.