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The Explorer
Member # 14778
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The U.S. corporate media community have tried to put the best possible face on the ceremony dedicated to this announcement. Is it a "victory", as some media personalities would like to paint it, or is it one big fiasco?
 
Grumman
Member # 14051
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It's a victory only in the sense they got their asses out of Iraq. And it was one big screwup from the beginning from yet more boys who wear white shirts and ties. So you see it just ain't businessmen who shaft people, it's also political leaders.

Take this boy from Arizona for example, John McCain. He says Obama will be looked upon with scorn after the historians get to work; this evidently was in specific reference to Iraq according to the short Senate floor comment he made on television the other day.

Aside from the fact no president in the history of anything will be lookled upon with a 100 percent likable scale, McCain's words don't mean jackshit to a lot of people--except to those who can't seem to mind their own business. These clowns moan about national security--a national security that was a non existent issue until they *made it a point* to make it that. Screw these guys and everything they stand for.

...and screw Newt Gingrich and his pasty faced, mannequin-looking wife. This also includes Perry, Romney and Santorum--any of those boys will get us right back into a shooting war.

Ron Paul and Huntsman at least have the professed sense to mind their own business to some degree.
 
-Just Call Me Jari-
Member # 14451
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I think its a good thing that we are out of Iraq, but don't believe the hype. We are still in Afghanistan wasting money, The Defense Budget still sucks Billions of money out of the Economy. And don't worry the GOP and Im sure plenty of Dems. are now trying to hype up a war with Iran. If Mitt or Newt win they will Replace Iraq with Iran. Oh and who knows what a post-2012 Obama will do. Don't be fool my friend by his sudden "Progressive" stance and attitude he has suddenly took up. After election he will go back to the Real Obama.

Oh and just so you know Obama is going to further erode our civil liberties with the "National Defense Authorization Act". As if continuing Wireless wire tapping and his approval of the Patriot Act were not enough..

Soon Obama or any person in the office of the Presidency will have the authority to trow out habeas corpus out the window on any American Citizen they deem under the shadowy term "Terrorist"..
 
The Explorer
Member # 14778
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quote:
Originally posted by Grumman:
It's a victory only in the sense they got their asses out of Iraq.

...but for whom?
 
Grumman
Member # 14051
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Well it isn't a victory for some republicans, but it is a victory for those who say get out, including me.
 



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