[Williams]

Agree with what? The majority know we need to stay and finish the job. You're picking up a slight majority with buyer's regret. Does it occur to anybody that 70% supported the war when we went to war. Getting people to say stuff like it "wasn't worth it" lacks meaning at this point. People oppose the handling of the war for all kinds of stupid reasons. Some want the place nuked. Mostly it's noise caused by media BS.

The only important response is the majority opposing a pullout. That pertains to the current decision at hand.

[warchild9]

I have some confidence that the public realize that pulling out of the situation would be a disaster. I also think that they're frustrated because it's sooooo obvious that the suits in Washington are jerking around and need to apply great power and end this thing. That they won't is what will force a pullout, through public frustration with their dilletance (is that a word in English? It's been so long since I studied French).
I fear that dragging the mess out (along with economic problems and the Mexicans) will also open the White House door for the Witch Queen, sap our strength viz a viz the Chinese, and God knows what else.