[george76]

Admitting that they’ve been mistaken about Iraq guts the left’s argument for political entitlement

[sickoflibs]

MSNBC has it all figured out. Iraq was big mistake no WMDs. So now anyone that was for going into Iraq must resign and only the pure Doves, initially against invasion, can be elected or even speak in public. And what happens we surrender doesnt matter, that’s GWBs fault too.

You never see any stories about what would happen if we quit 2 years ago when Murtha and Kerry and Hagel called for immediate surrender, GOT-YA only works one way.

Still I have no sympathy for McCain, or even Bush, who is better than McCain in many ways.

[pgyanke]

"I don't think increasing the troops helps us get our foot out of the trap--it just puts 20,000 more targets on the ground. ... My going-in strategy would be to disengage, not on a known timetable because it gives too many options to the enemy, but set a course for disengagement out of there, knowing full what will follow will be a disaster. But there is going to be a disaster anyway."

-- Ret. Gen. Merrill A. McPeak, former USAF Chief of Staff (Regretfully), Southern Oregon Mail Tribune, 1/10/2007

[elhombrelibre]

Ralph Peters on Iraq ping.

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks george76.