First, the percentage wanting us to stay is decreasing, not increasing as you suggest.....your Zogby bias BS because the numbers are down from the Aug. Gallup poll notwithstanding.
No, Gallup's poll is more recent.
Hmmmmmm.......I haven't seen that one and its not available when you go to the Gallup site. Would really like to see this poll........I'm sure you have a link.
It doesn't matter. You would argue with a fencepost; it just doesn't matter that you're wrong. Again.
You're confused.......the one who has been consistently wrong about this war, unadmittedly so of course, is you. A year has gone by since we argued the merits of going to war and pretty much everything I said would happen has happened. And still, you stick to your stupid ass story. Impressive! NOT!
We'll just have to see where we are a year from now, which is a reasonable time frame during which this issue can be looked at. You're wanting to evaluate the situation the way Clinton would, i.e., week-to-week polls to see whether we should stay or go.
Unbelieveable! When you have a crisis situation, you micro manage it until its out of crisis. One does not wait until a year goes by before checking into it.
What you & the other liberals don't understand is that Bush is a true leader. He makes his decision and stands by our commitment. Period. If public sentiment (here or there) turns sour for a while, it will not affect his commitment one iota. It is called "courage".
Like I said to you before, courage is leading your troops into battle, now sitting in your cushy DC office, watching shock and awe on the tube. Bush didn't have the courage to visit his troops after the war was over. The closest he came to them was flying in AF 1 overhead and tipping the plane's wings.
Don't talk to me about Bush's courage.....he's a former cheerleader turned marionette. He should not be president!
You have Bush confused with some fantasy character of yours. |
