Re: If Liberals Want Us To Lose In Iraq, Then Why Aren't They Bush Supporters??

"Roger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > > > After all, it was the rank ignorance and native stupidity of George
W.
> > > > Bush that brought this disaster upon us in the first place.
> > >
> > > I don't know of any Americans who want to lose the war, but I know
lots
> of
> > > people who were smart enough to say we shouldn't have gotten started
in
> > the
> > > first place.
> > >
> > > Bush started it. But can he finish it?
> > >
> >
> > A fair question. I believe he can and will. Time will tell. For the
> record,
> > I was one that questioned this war at the outset but now that we're in
it,
> I
> > support it as all Americans should.
>
> I was against the war before it started, but wanted us to win once it did.
> We did a great job of winning it, but it seems there was no idea of what
to
> do after it was over, never mind how the Iraqi people would react.
>
> We need to forfeit any exclusive claim we have on the country, even though
> we won it. Bush should say he screwed up, that Halliburton doesn't get all
> the contracts, and that we'll leave as soon as possible. He doesn't seem
to
> have the fortitude to do this.
>
Agree on 'exclusive claim'. Disagree on lack of 'fortitude'... I don't
believe your 'Halliburton' claim but respect your right to have that
opinion.