Question? If Chuck Hagal is saying to get out of Iraq

[EC]

because he is running for President and he is seeing this is the most advantages route for him to get votes and he is an owner of some of the voting machines...Does that mean there is a limit to how much they can fix a vote, and he is playing it safe?

[NYCGirl]

1. I think he's saying that because he believes it. That stand is not making

any friend in the GOP.

[DearAbby]

2. I just wonder what they are saying in Nebraska...all red state?

:popcorn:

[TwilightZone]

7. Interestingly, there isn't that much talk about it here.

Hagel's been pretty open with his criticism of the war for a while now, so this latest statement isn't a big change. I'm really not sure why he gets a pass, while anyone on the left making a similar statement would be slammed.

[aden_nak]

3. He belives it. He was in Vietnam, he knows what a quagmire looks like.

[Neocondriac]

4. Hagal

Is too deeply involved in the voting machine plot for me to believe a fucking word he says. Sorry!

[Neocondriac]

5. Hagal

Is too deeply involved in the voting machine plot for me to believe a fucking word he says. Sorry!

[wli]

6. it's dressing up the next election fraud, yes

Not sure if he's running, though. He's an unlikely proxy for the corporate masters.