Is the following evidence of two things?

Question

1. The Iraqi's DO want the U.S. in Iraq.?

2. The liberal media clearly twists things towards the direction they want to report?


Why didn't the following author say it like this:
(my interpretation) "The majority of Iraqi's (57%) originally wanted the United States to stay in Iraq indefinately. Now, the majority of sunni and shiites believe they can take control of the situation in a years time, and no longer think the US will be necessary after that time."

The liberal slanted article:
http://www.editorandpublisher.com/eandp/...

"At one time, this was primarily a call by the Sunni minority, but now the Shiites have also come around to this view. The survey by much-respected World Public Opinion (WPO), taken in September, found that 74% of Shiites and 91% of Sunnis in Iraq want us to leave within a year. The number of Shiites making this call in Baghdad, where the U.S. may send more troops to bring order, is even higher (80%). In contrast, earlier this

Answer 1

I already answered this.

Answer 2

If there are many in this world that oppose anything the US does, why would we use anything they said as relative ? In that so called independent survey, there is one group not mentioned. How many Kurds were surveyed ? What part of Iraq was the survey taken ? Was it in the south at all ? You number 2 shines brightly just on this subject.

Answer 3

Since when do the Iraqis get a say in American politics?