Question for Bush supporters: Can you list a concrete objective that Bush has stated would result in troop?

Question

withdrawal?

define stable has Bush ever defined stable. Since Clinton needed a definition for the word IS I believe Bush who is infinitely smarter needs to define stable.

Answer 1

Yes.
Bush said the troupes can be withdrawn when the duly elect government in Iraq can handle their defense against insurgents and maintain their democracy without the aid of our troupes.

Answer 2

"It can be tempting to look at the challenges in Iraq and conclude our best option is to pack up and go home. That may be satisfying in the short run, but I believe the consequences for American security would be devastating. If American forces were to step back from Baghdad before it is more secure, a contagion of violence could spill out across the entire country. In time, this violence could engulf the region. The terrorists could emerge from the chaos with a safe haven in Iraq to replace the one they had in Afghanistan, which they used to plan the attacks of September the 11th, 2001. For the safety of the American people, we cannot allow this to happen. " President Bush, March 19, 2007

Answer 3

A stable Iraq and that is further defined as an Iraq that can govern itself and have a police force that is able to deal with the Iranian & Syrian funded insurgents.

Answer 4

A stable Iraq. Which someone should of told him was what was around prior to the invason.

Answer 5

Umm, I think he said "nothing" would be accomplished if the troops are withdrawn. Better yet let's go with the democratic proposal of announcing the day to withdraw troops to our enemy. How stupid can that be?

Answer 6

A stable Iraq.

Where have you been son?