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My the truth does bring out your warm and fuzzy side
like I said... you debate like a tarbaby fights.
you don't OWN an original thought.
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My the truth does bring out your warm and fuzzy side
like I said... you debate like a tarbaby fights.
you don't OWN an original thought.
It is not my fault your Dems are about to cave on their surrender bill
I warned you they painted themselves into a corner
ok... please explain to me how turning over american emplacements and military assets to the military forces of the Iraqi government is surrendering anything?
Please answer this simple question: Did Britain surrender Palestine in the spring of 1948?
Can you possibly carry on a conversation with me and answer those questions?
im a care bear, dont dis my warm and fuzzy side
ok... please explain to me how turning over american emplacements and military assets to the military forces of the Iraqi government is surrendering anything?
Please answer this simple question: Did Britain surrender Palestine in the spring of 1948?
Can you possibly carry on a conversation with me and answer those questions?
there is nothing in this post about Vietnam...can you please just try to address the points that I raise and, in thus doing, actually begin to converse with me instead of yell past me?
ok... please explain to me how turning over american emplacements and military assets to the military forces of the Iraqi government is surrendering anything?
Please answer this simple question: Did Britain surrender Palestine in the spring of 1948?
Can you possibly carry on a conversation with me and answer those questions?
please address these points:
We have been over this - you keep asking the same question after they are answered
Just because you do not like the answers is your problem
Your party is caving on their surrender bill - it will not happen
Then you can vent how the Dems were victims on Pres Bush and talk radio
point me to a post # where you have answered those questions.
I'll wait.
Do you "overlook" those polls showing the voters are against the Dems surrender bill?
It wil be vetoed and Dems will have no choice but to provide the funding without their surrender date
According to a recent USA Today/Gallup poll, 61% of Americans oppose denying the funding needed to send any additional U.S. troops to Iraq, and opposition is up from 58% in February. (3/23-25, 2007).
A Bloomberg poll reveals 61% of Americans believe withholding funding for the war is a bad idea, while only 28% believe it is a good idea (3/3-11, 2007).
A recent Public Opinion Strategies (POS) poll found that 56% of registered voters favor fully funding the war in Iraq, with more voters strongly favoring funding (40%) than totally opposing it (38%); (3/25-27, 2007).
POS found also that a majority of voters (54%) oppose the Democrats imposing a reduction in troops below the level military commanders requested (3/25-27, 2007).
A separate POS poll finds 57% of voters support staying in Iraq until the job is finished and the Iraqi government can maintain control and provide security for its people. And 59% of voters say pulling out of Iraq immediately would do more to harm Americas reputation in the world than staying until order is restored (35%); (2/5-7, 2007).
A Fox News/Opinion Dynamics poll show 69% of American voters trust military commanders more than members of Congress (18%) to decide when United States troops should leave Iraq. This includes 52% of Democrats, 69% of Independents and 88% of Republicans (3/27-28, 2007).
According to a recent Pew Research survey, only 17% of Americans want an immediate withdrawal of troops (4/18-22, 2007). That same poll found a plurality of adults (45%) believe a terrorist attack against the United States is more likely if we withdraw our troops from Iraq while the country remains unstable
Should a date for withdrawal be set, 70% of American believe it is likely that insurgents will increase their attacks in Iraq starting on that day. This is supported by 85% of Republicans, 71% of Independents and 60% of Democrats. (FOX News/Opinion Dynamics, 4/17-18, 2007).
An LA Times/Bloomberg polls reveals that 50% of Americans say setting a timetable for withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq hurts the troops, while only 27% believe it helps the troops (4/5-9, 2007).
http://corner.nationalreview.com/pos...YyNDA2ZThlMTg=
The Dems surrender bill is trouble
It is DOA
Now Dems are begging Republicans for help to get a bill that will not be vetoed
Goodby surrender date
I agree Bush will veto this bill. But Bush's actions have set the Republican Party back 8 years at least. I'm no Democrat so I'm not looking forward to it. But Bush loyalists like you are to blame for handing liberals the keys to the government.