I can't see any Dems in 2008 calling for withdrawal from Iraq save one
still_one
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Sun Mar-12-06 10:35 AM
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I can't see any Dems in 2008 calling for withdrawal from Iraq save one |
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and that is Russ Feingold. The rest will give some sort of gradual withdrawal at best, and only if the Iraqiis are able to handle it. What the fools don't realize is that we have created a civil war, and the longer we stay there the more Americans and Iraqiis will be hurt
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Sun Mar-12-06 10:38 AM
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1. obama is on FTN right now |
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he isn't giving a clear answer on Iraq except that he does not support Rep. Murtha's position. :eyes:
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Sun Mar-12-06 10:43 AM
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4. that is why we are where we are today |
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We started a war based on a lie, and will NOT admit we were wrong
A lot more people will be killed because of this outrage
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Sun Mar-12-06 10:40 AM
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2. not recently, but didn't Kucinich call for withdrawal, too? |
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I know he has in the past.
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Sun Mar-12-06 10:41 AM
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3. yes he did, but I don't think he is going to run again in 2008 |
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Sun Mar-12-06 10:52 AM
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events on the ground, particularly within the next 6 to 8 months. Personally, I think we'll be largely out of Iraq within a year.
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Sun Mar-12-06 11:25 AM
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6. Well, everyone else is betting they'll be gone by then. |
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That's known to be Hillary Clinton's judgment of the situation and Kerry's too. Arguably Feingold is just wasting time and hot air.
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Sun Mar-12-06 11:41 AM
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7. Oh really...and how's that going to happen, by magic? |
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Feingold's the only one fighting for both the troops and for democracy. The others are just corporate whores who will cower behind their SUV yellow stickers and blather on about how the problem is that the war's just being fought all wrong. Keep the war $$$$ comin', let's just do it a little differently.
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Sun Mar-12-06 11:55 AM
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Collapse of the Iraqi 'government'. The only rationale which keeps this Shia/Kurd alliance 'government' from disintegration is a need to finish off Saddam Hussein. The full outbreak of Shi'ite/Sunni civil war is one major Shi'ite atrocity against the Sunni that retaliates for the Samarra mosque bombing of a similar order of magnitude.
Conceivably, Shi'ites murdering Hussein could fulfill both requirements.
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Sun Mar-12-06 11:52 AM
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8. that's why I won't vote for 'em.... |
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There is only one acceptable position on the war against Iraq, as far as I'm concerned. Total opposition. Immediate withdrawal, and war crimes prosecution for the Bush admininstration.
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