Why has the Bush adm. bungled the War so badly?

Question

Now we hear of what amounts to one billion in unaccounted funds. Some feel we were led into war by people who avoided combat -neo-cons(not a good combo)-Some feel it was a war fueled by business interests. Cowards and corruption????

Answer 1

lifesajoy.... it time for you got go and pee in a cup my friend. don't blame Clinton. face the facts bush screwed it up. and if you want to suck the dick of your god, and try to pawn it off on someone else just yell the older bush name. it his dad who is to blame when it comes to "cant finish what he started".

nbatch200...your an ***. you think the wars going fine?.... fools look down on you you idiot. can you read? do you know what you wrote, if its not a joke you should be shot, with no remorse. "it's because the tree hugging liberals won't let president bush and and armed forces do their jobs" your a true asswhole. these people couldn't stop him, he and his rubber stamp congress have had anything they wanted for the last six years, they have had no input on what he wants, he (bush) has gotten every single thing he wanted. who's drug filled *** are you licking, STOP SMOKING CRACK, IT TURNING YOUR BRAIN TO ****.

Answer 2

returned the conflict is unlikely badly. there has been some problems with the insergents however the conflict has been a fulfillment universal. Ask a vet that has basically come decrease back from there. the only human beings that think of th ewar is going badly is the media and the democratic occasion. and that's because of the fact they want capacity. they want to run and administration the country and the conflict is the only element they might attack. Domectically the country is at an all time intense. Lowest unemployment, maximum wages, excellent variety of recent abode shoppers, and for the 2nd the backside ranges of earnings taxes provided that Kennedy develop into President. the only clarification why the conflict is going badly is with the aid of the fact the media and the democrats help you be attentive to that's. don't think them.

Answer 3

Hi,

Well, the answer she is a simple one. The reason is bush was and has been running the whole fiasco. When he had military top brass in meeting with he and cheney, point would come when bushy would dismiss all the ones who knew what was going on and he and no brainy cheney would make the decisions.

And in case anyone has forgotten, bush is the decider.

This also falls in line with all of Daddy's business's, baby bush screwed up and left in total disarray and bankruptcy.

Someone forgot to read this guys resume and we also received a warning some 500 years ago when Michael Nostradamus predicted in one of his quatrains, that in the new world (America), the village idiot would step forward to lead the people.

Outstanding question,

Darryl S.

Answer 4

Bush has not bungled the war but rather the enemy has responded to our strategies much faster than we can develop them. We are thousands of miles away from the war whereas the enemy is local. In addition we have a laborious process in which to make changes but the enemy can respond on a moments notice, not to mention our homegrown critics who have the press to give there side and only Tony Snow to give our Presidents side. History will vindicate President Bush, but too late. It is easy to criticise our policys, and quite another to offer an alternative policy. How much of the latter have you seen?

Answer 5

I agree, that I don't like Bush. I agree that Bush is as crooked as a three dollar bill. I will say with complete affirmation that the war in Iraq was the biggest bungle of the last 30 years (Vietnam is a bit higher on the list). But we did win the war, we just don't know how to handle their civil war. It's time we let Syria step in and do some moderating to resolve these issues, since they are very familiar issues to the Syrian government.

Answer 6

One Billion? What about the nine billion that was "lost" at the beginning of this war? This has been a mess because political cronies were put in charge of the coalition. We did not have enough troops, disbanded the Iraqi army but LET THEM KEEP THEIR GUNS! This was and is a wholesale effort to steal from both the Iraqis and Americans. Pray that congress has enough gumption to investigate this mess and bring those in charge to justice.

Answer 7

I think its a general refusal to admit their failure.

They made mistakes, but instead of trying to fix them, and admitting the problems, they try to cover it up. I don't trust the Bust Administration at all, and now there are rumors that Global Warming involves a lot more, but the Bush Administration has seeked to cover up the truth.

If the entire planet isn't destroyed by the time Bush leaves, both economically, environmentally, and possibly physically, maybe Hillary can pick up the pieces and re-form this country into something to be proud of.

Answer 8

You hit the nail on the head: cowards and corruption. And Bush happens to be a moron ( no stem-cell research, suppresses data on global warming, screwed up Katrina).
Neoconservatism died of self-inflicted wounds.

Answer 9

The bush administration hasn't bungled the war. That's a lie you've been fed by people who believe that politics is more important then freedom. The truth is that the Bush administration didn't anticipate the Iranians to already have started supporting terrorists in Iraq, and that the Iranians fight dirty and have the Chinese in a stranglehold with oil. The war in Iraq isn't "bungled", Bush's handling of the lying media is bungled.

Answer 10

Our elected reps were afraid to stand up to him. Look what he did to someone who had 3 purple hearts for bravery -- Bush made him look like a coward. Now it's safe to say the war was wrong.