what's the point of this thread? you clearly have your preconceived notion of what democrats will do to fight terrorism. if you truly cared about learning about the platforms of democrats such as edwards, clinton and obama, you could visit their respective websites where their positions are laid out in detail.
there is no one democrat plan, just as there is no one republican plan. with respect to democrats, there is disagreement, for example, about whether an invasion of pakistan would be defensible or a good idea and whether open dialogue with iran and syria would be a good idea. with respect to republicans, respected long-time members of the party, such as john warner, disagree with the president on withdrawing troops from iraq.
anyone who falls for the idea that there is one correct plan for fighting terrorists, and that it is as simple as "fight them over them so we don't have to fight them here" is not serious about considering the best way to fight islamic extremists.
there clearly needs to be some combination of the use of force, diplomacy at the state level, use of prosecutorial and traditional police/FBI investigations, use of clandestine operations by the NSA and CIA, examination of US policy in the middle east and in the third world in general, examination of US aid policies and cooperation with foreign governments and NGOs.
the disagreement among candidates and parties is on the combination of the above. in general, the bush administration, as voiced most often by cheney, strongly favors black ops and military force over use of regular police/FBI and prosecution in US courts. (cheney's much-vilified quote about what would happen if kerry won the 2004 election was actually on this topic - he said something to the effect of "the danger is that we'll be struck again and that the response will be prosecution in US courts"; nearly all stories about the quote focused on the part before the and).
gordon brown, new prime minister in britain, as another example, has recently stated that terrorism should be treated as any other crime and fought with police and prosecution in regular courts.
in any event, if you actually care about considering the pluses and minuses of different approaches, go to the websites of the candidates, read some position papers by think tanks on a variety of points on the political spectrum, just educate yourself in general.
if you want to pretend that your side knows it all and the other side is a bunch of morons, keep posting stupid threads like this one. you're probably the same idiot who said hillary clinton's only job before being a US senator was as a lifeguard or something last week. you do realize that 2/3 or more of the crap that rush limbaugh says is only to get you riled up and it's not true, right?