Will Hillary Clinton go to withdraw the U.S. Troop in Iraq? If She become the president!?

Answer 1

I believe that she would, which is why she cannot be elected into office. Yes, troop pull-out is necessary, but it needs to be gradual. Complete and total pull-out, what most Democrats want, will only cause anarchy, and a second terrorist controlled state (the first being Iran).

Answer 2

I believe she understands far more than some give her credit for. She knows that while we can't withdraw all of our forces immediately she knows we must begin and continue the withdrawal. She also knows we need an exit plan which we still don't seem to have. The Administration toys with a few making token withdrawals to appease their opposition but they really would rather see a million person army over there, all volunteers of course, whoppin azz and takin names. Then return in glory to ticker tape parades. The trouble is that pipe dream will never happen. Hillary sees it more realistically than the chickenhawks currently in charge of the war. She also sees what is obvious to the American people and the rest of the world. With their blinders and filters securely in place those now in charge of the Iraq debacle cannot see these things. They see what they want. Meanwhile our young men and women are giving their lives for another country in that country's civil war.

Answer 3

Hillary is so ticked at Bill still she is going to increase the troop levels .

She is all smiles in front of the press but underneath she wants revenge against women under 30 and all men .

Answer 4

That Dumb B_ _ _ H will do almost any thing but I hope she would not withdraw immediately .That would be the worst possible mistake of OUR life time next to her husband not taking U B L into custody when he was given the chance. She would be better off getting h_ _ d in the OVAL office like her husband and leave the war stuff to the Generals that know better.

Answer 5

She may promise that in order to appease the left wing anti-war contingent in the Democrat party in order to win but she absolutely will not withdraw troops. Nor will any other Democrat. It's all political BS. We will be there for a very, very long time-guaranteed!

Answer 6

Her statements so far suggest she would stay the course. When asked whether she would immediately withdraw, she typically says remarks similar to Bush in that she would listen to generals on the ground. I think she'd be more likely to withdraw than Bush, but if elected I am not convinced she would immediately withdraw, regardless of conditions on the ground.

Answer 7

...Hillary Clinton....? the socialist carpetbagger Senator from NY...? The "wench" wife, of former President "drop-his-pants" (who was impeached by Congress on 12/18/98)...? Is this the person you're referring to...? Ummm... I do wonder. How is she going to face AlQeada when she is terrified to face "O'reilly"...? Perhaps after she Tax's "us" back to the depression era of the 1930's... I get a sickening chill when I have thoughts of "her" possibly becoming Commander in Chief of the American Military... May God have mercy on us all............

Answer 8

HILLARY FOLLOWED BILL CLINTON'S ADVICE AND VOTED FOR THE WAR. THIS IS PROV EN IN THE SENATE VOTE.. WE MUST SURRENDER AND TAKE OUR LUMPS. We all make mistakes, some more than others. Hilllary is sorry for hers and wants to make amends. Lets "Cut and Run" and forget Iraq.
We have a country to run and Hillary Can't wait for 2008.

Answer 9

Yes and No, her Iraq policy has two points, start bring troops home in 90 days but keeping an active force (with no bases) there indefinitely.

Answer 10

I think she probably will. If she does. Th er will be a uprising. The only thing keeping Iran and all those other countries from not bombing Israel and America and London is the troops in Iraq.