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A fourth of those surveyed, 26 percent, say U.S. forces should leave now, and another 19 percent say troops should leave after those chosen in this week's election take office. The other half say U.S. troops should stay until security is restored, 31 percent, until Iraqi forces can operate independently, 16 percent, or longer, 5 percent.

Once again, less than a half of Iraqis calls for an immidiate withdraw, meaning that for a certain amount of time, the majority of Iraqis "tolerates" coalition force presence, even there were lack of thrust they have for US. In other words, "realism". Democrats should face the reality that Iraqis still feels a need of US military presence, and that Iraqis are not calling for an :immidiate" withdraw. It is our responsibility to clean up the mess, and we can't have the job unfinished risking chance of terrorists having a safe ground in Iraq to launch attacks on US.