Bush Plan to send more Troops to Iraq Rejected !

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Makes ya wonder
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Alert- Mad dog barking. Poor Gtech; Bush becoming a lame duck president was too much for him and pushed him over the edge.

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gworld said: ↑

Alert- Mad dog barking. Poor Gtech; Bush becoming a lame duck president was too much for him and pushed him over the edge.
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They passed a "non-binding resolution"....talk about lame duck, the dem controlled congress can't even pass something that is useful...at least Bush does something by sending in more troops...btw, tons of media reports that violence is down since the buildup and crackdown started...what say you about that? How do you like the fact your buds are loosing to the US troops over there?

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d16man said: ↑

They passed a "non-binding resolution"....talk about lame duck, the dem controlled congress can't even pass something that is useful...at least Bush does something by sending in more troops...btw, tons of media reports that violence is down since the buildup and crackdown started...what say you about that? How do you like the fact your buds are loosing to the US troops over there?
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Still looking for a father figure and trying to imitate your daddy Gtech? If it makes you happy we can officially appoint Mad dog Gtech as your big daddy.

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LOL

I was half reading d16mans last post and guess what?

I thought it was GTech.

He sounds exactly like him.

I'm going to ask Crazy Rob the super Mod to do an IP check because the posting pattern is uncanny.

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Now you have a new conspiracy theory to research

But I'm not sure that you will find anything, d16man said that the democrats have a point with the Iraq war, which Gtech disagree with. And if Crazy_Bob give you the answer you want, he's probably just kidding as he usually do.

But good luck anyway, AGS!

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This will upset the anti-American, terrorist supporters:

http://www.drudgereport.com/flash2.htm

POLL: AMERICANS 'WANT TO WIN IN IRAQ'
Tue Feb 20 2007 16:21:32 ET

In the wake of the U.S. House of Representatives passing a resolution that amounts to a vote of no confidence in the Bush administration's policies in Iraq, a new national survey by Alexandria, VA-based Public Opinion Strategies (POS) shows the American people may have some different ideas from their elected leaders on this issue.

The survey was conducted nationwide February 5-7 among a bi-partisan, cross-section of 800 registered voters. It has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.5 percent. The survey was commissioned by The Moriah Group, a Chattanooga-based strategic communications and public affairs firm.

The survey shows Americans want to win in Iraq, and that they understand Iraq is the central point in the war against terrorism and they can support a U.S. strategy aimed at achieving victory, said Neil Newhouse, a partner in POS. The idea of pulling back from Iraq is not where the majority of Americans are.

# By a 53 percent - 46 percent margin, respondents surveyed said that Democrats are going too far, too fast in pressing the President to withdraw troops from Iraq.

# By identical 57 percent - 41 percent margins, voters agreed with these statements: I support finishing the job in Iraq, that is, keeping the troops there until the Iraqi government can maintain control and provide security and the Iraqi war is a key part of the global war on terrorism.

# Also, by a 56 percent - 43 percent margin, voters agreed that even if they have concerns about his war policies, Americans should stand behind the President in Iraq because we are at war.

# While the survey shows voters believe (60 percent- 34 percent) that Iraq will never become a stable democracy, they still disagree that victory in Iraq (creating a young, but stable democracy and reducing the threat of terrorism at home) is no longer possible. Fifty-three percent say it's still possible, while 43 percent disagree.

# By a wide 74 percent - 25 percent margin, voters disagree with the notion that "I don't really care what happens in Iraq after the U.S. leaves, I just want the troops brought home."

When asked which statement best describes their position on the Iraq War, voters are evenly divided (50 percent - 49 percent) between positions of "doing whatever it takes to restore order until the Iraqis can govern and provide security to their country," and positions that call for immediate withdrawal or a strict timetable.

# 27 percent said "the Iraq war is the front line in the battle against terrorism and our troops should stay there and do whatever it takes to restore order until the Iraqis can govern and provide security to their country."

# 23 percent said "while I don't agree that the U.S. should be in the war, our troops should stay there and do whatever it takes to restore order until the Iraqis can govern and provide security to their country."

# 32 percent said "whether Iraq is stable or not, the U.S. should set and hold to a strict timetable for withdrawing troops."

# 17 percent said "the U.S. should immediately withdraw its troops from Iraq."

The survey also found that voters thought it would hurt American prestige more to pull out of Iraq immediately (59 percent) than it would to stay there for the long term (35 percent). Public Opinion Strategies "scored the best win-loss record among the major polling and media firms in the 2004 election" and was named Pollster of the Year in 2002.
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Oh, the outrage!

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Boo America!!! I notice that none of the terrorist supporters that belong to this forum have responded...what a surprise...

d16man, Feb 20, 2007 IP

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