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Politics : The Obama - Clinton Disaster

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To: DuckTapeSunroof who wrote (2425)	11/30/2008 2:52:43 PM
From: pompsander	Read Replies (3) of 103300

Hasn't George Bush pretty much adopted Obama's position... _____________ Bush Accepts Timeline for Withdrawing Troops from Iraq After years of saying he would never accept a timeline for withdrawing U.S.troops from Iraq because that would help the enemy, President Bush has accepted a timeline for withdrawing all U.S. troops from Iraq: Dec.31, 2011. Nobdoy noticed. After the U.S. leaves, Iraq will be run by a pro-Iranian government that opposes everything Bush wanted to achieve in Iraq. There has been no political solution about dividing up the oil revenue, so civil war remains an option for the future as well. However, since the agreement will be signed on Bush's watch, if Iraq devolves into chaos later on, the question: "Who lost Iraq?" will have a clear answer: George W. Bush. While this doesn't get Barack Obama off the hook entirely, for him an easy course of events is to carry out Bush's agreement and keep Robert Gates on as secretary of defense to see it through. As long as Obama doesn't have to make an executive decisions about Iraq but just carries out existing policy, he probably won't be blamed if things go wrong. electoral-vote.com

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