The latest Military Times poll shows that only 35% of the troops agree that Bush is doing a good job visa vi Iraq and only 13% thinking that we will “win” over there, top brass making it clear that they do not agree with the latest “surge” strategy, Iraq is in a civil war (by definition) and is now a veritable Petri dish for breeding terrorists, over 3000 of our troops dead and thousands of others injured and maimed for life (not to mention the hoards of Iraqi dead and injured), the U.S. Army stretched about as far as it can go (some would say it’s already at the breaking point), a new slogan from this administration coming in a few days, the election results in November, etc, etc, etc,. My question is, how can some people still support what we’re doing over there and, the way we’re doing it, still support Bush, still support the huge amounts of lives and money we’re losing? We’re in a lose-lose situation.
2007-01-04
01:28:33
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The select committees did NOT have all of the information that the Bush administration had. They had more than the Congress at large, but not all that the administration had. That argument is just a fallacy. What do we do now? Try to stay away from slogans if you can.
2007-01-04
01:28:58 ·
update #1
Sartoris - do you discount polls just because you don't like what they say? My daughter has school friends who have come back from Army tours in Iraq. They have told me face to face that it's a cluster f**k over there, they didn't join to be cops between to factions in a civil war.
2007-01-04
01:35:23 ·
update #2