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I use to be a huge W supporter. Much of that ended during the last year. Iraq is turning into a disaster. Iran is getting the bomb. Bush doesn't seem to know what to do. if he had a good card, he would have pulled it six months ago.

I'm still a huge Bush supporter. Iraq is not lost and it won't be. So many seem to want instant results not considering that we are butting up against thousands of years of culture, a people that have been traumatized by a horrible regime and the desire for vengeance against those who benefited from it. Considering that, Iraq has come a long way and shown the desire for democracy by their vote. I think Bush knows what he is doing. He is still the commander in chief. Pelosi&Co. are just wannabees and I predict their party will self destruct from infighting within the next 2 years if not sooner. In the meantime W will handle Iran and Syria. What he doesn't need are his "supporters" who will cut and run when things don't happen fast enough. None of this Islamofacist crap started during the Bush administration. It started years ago during the peanut farmer years and escalated during the Clinton administration where it went hugely ignored. Then it was all dumped in W's lap on 9/11. All things considered he has done a stellar job so far. Minds and hearts don't change with the speed of broadband. No matter how great the technology you are still dealing with humans in a war. The media is greatly under reporting the good that has and is being done there, and some at FR seem to have forgotten all this too. What the president needs is a little faith and support from us, and yes if one is not too squeamish at the mention, a lot of prayers too. I for one intend to give that much to him.

I too was a big W supporter. Iraq is not what stopped me from being one. His absolute and total liberal domestic agenda, illegal alien lovefests, and spending only rivaled by FDR and LBJ turned me off a long time ago.