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Denouncing the president's policy on Iraq, Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) lambasted George W. Bush during a speech Friday at the University of Massachusetts-Boston, condemning his reaffirmation of the war effort without clearly proposing an exit strategy during his State of the Union address. Kennedy urged the Bush administration to develop an exit strategy, saying that the war is not winnable without one. The 42-year Senate veteran, who has often butted heads with the president, called the Iraq war "a battle we are not winning." "In the name of a misguided cause, we continued the war too long," Kennedy said. "We...

At this point in time things are way too dicey in Iraq to proclaim victory over the terrorists, but a few million inked fingers have shown the world that Muslims do want freedom. This is not a day to celebrate. Several US and British troops lost their lives defending the Iraqi people on election day. And while we remember their sacrifices, there is one American who steadfastly refuses to admit that getting rid of Saddam was the right thing to do. I understand that there are people, like my own father who believe that Bush is a moron, and that...