Truthmatters
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It isn't. It's been mentioned in just about every thread that has devolved into "the Surrender Bill."
It isn't. It's been mentioned in just about every thread that has devolved into "the Surrender Bill."
Because it takes away from the Democrats claiming it as their idea as a talking point in the next Presidential election.I mean in the news Gunny.
I am a news addict and I havent seen it except on the web
It does NOT back their argument. It accomplishes the same thing. However, There's a BIG difference between Congressional Dem's forcing the issue and the Iraq government making a decision about the future of its own nation."Because it takes away from the Democrats claiming it as their idea as a talking point in the next Presidential election."
HUH? why would a liberal press supress something that backs their arguement?
Nice try...It doesn't comport with the Bush administration plans and neo-con wet-dreams for a permanent US presence in Iraq.Because it takes away from the Democrats claiming it as their idea as a talking point in the next Presidential election.
Now we'll see if y'all are going to stand on principle, or politics.
Don't you ever wonder why ALL you hear coming out of the ME via the MSM is negative?
It DOES comport with the fact that I've always understood that we will leave Iraq when the Iraqi government can stand on its own two feet.Nice try...It doesn't comport with the Bush administration plans and neo-con wet-dreams for a permanent US presence in Iraq.
Wrong. They won't get credit for something they haven't done.gunny are you fucking with me dude?
It backs their whole arguement , they would still get the credit from the voters.
how in shivas name would want to supress something that Backs them in thier fight to Beat Bush?
How many times do I have to draw this picture for you? The Dem's aren't doing it, the Iraqi gov't is. The Dem's failed to get their way. The Iraqi's won't.The bill would require the Iraqi government to seek approval from parliament before it requests an extension of the U.N. mandate for foreign forces to be in Iraq, al-Rubaie said. It also calls for a timetable for the troop withdrawal and a freeze on the size of the foreign forces.
How does this in any way not help the Current Dem leadership in calling for draw down?
How many times do I have to draw this picture for you? The Dem's aren't doing it, the Iraqi gov't is. The Dem's failed to get their way. The Iraqi's won't.
You don't get credit for not doing something. Simple as that.