[shrinkermd]

The war is not lost; it actually is being won.

[eureka!]

Yes it is being won. Thank heavens that Dubya has over a year and a half left as, combined with the surge, the Iraqis are getting stronger and stronger self security wise. That some of the historically warring tribes are entering treaties to combine forces against Al Qaeda is also a very good thing, albeit the mainstream media would not deign to share these facts with America. They make me physically ill some days...

[Alberta's Child]

Iraq has a population in excess of 30 million people. I say let’s leave 30 million AK-47s and several billion rounds of ammunition there and let those folks stand up for themselves. The U.S. could provide whatever miltiary support that it necessary to support the government (air support, logistical expertise, etc.), but there’s no way in hell U.S. troops should be functioning as police officers in a hostile Third World environment like that.

[Bitsy]

Tell that to the two leading bone-heads, Pelosi and Reid (as if they would listen).

[GrandEagle]

Instead, they have trusted the West to help them through the nightmare and into a new morning for a free Iraq.

Now, just when that goal seems within reach, the world has tired of their struggle.

The Dem's are determined to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.

[Former MSM Viewer]

Great article.

God Bless our troops & their families

God Bless our President

God Bless the USA

Hopefully, the last 18 months of W’s presidency will be enough to substantially finish this. God help us if Pelosi & Reid talk enough Americans into quitting...

[Valin]

(The News From Iraq Is Better Than the MSM Reports)

That goes without saying.

I don’t mind the bad news the DBM prints, but just throw me a bone once in a while and print something good.
Sad to say the Penagon’s new crack down on the milblogs is shutting off one more source of real news from Iraq.

[Ultra Sonic 007]

You mean the MSM is not reporting on the good news? *GASP*

After last night's debates, I can see it now:

Iraqis: Don't Abandon Us

President Hunter: We won't.

Or,

President Paul: So long. *is gone*

Take from it what you will. Just a random thought.

Don't get me wrong, I like Paul, but his position on Iraq is just out there.

[listenhillary]

Find later

[Tribune7]

ping

[Tribune7]

Don't forget. Dubya is going to be running the military for almost the next 2 years regardless of what happens and he's not pulling out.

If things are going as good as this fellow implies, by the time the new crowd takes over here the debate may change entirely.

[CDHart]

I am so angry at Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi. I sent Reid an e-mail this morning telling him that he and his cohorts had blood on their hands, the blood of our soldiers, and it would never wash off.

Carolyn