Democrats pledge to Bin Laden that they won't give up trying to lose in Iraq.

[dude1394]

Pathetic excuses for "statesmen".
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/11/19/wa...rssnyt&emc=rss

WASHINGTON, Nov. 18 — Democrats in Congress failed once again Friday to shift President Bush’s war strategy in Iraq, but insisted that they would not let up. Their explanation for their latest foiled effort seemed to boil down to a simple question: “What else are we supposed to do?”

[dude1394]

Nice to see the sensible folks of america aren't in denial like the democrat party. This is pretty interesting. What say you to this Janet??

Ohio registered voters split, mostly along party lines, over issues surrounding the war in Iraq, according to the latest Ohio Poll.

The poll included phone interviews with Ohio registered voters between Oct. 19 and Oct. 31. Some of the results:

* 46 percent said the war was going "very well" or "fairly well," and 53 percent said it was going "not too well" or "not at all well." Of those, 75 percent of Democrats expressed negative opinions on the war, compared to 30 percent of Republicans.
* 47 percent said the United States made the right decision in invading Iraq, 51 percent said it was the wrong decision and 1 percent had no opinion. Of the total, 77 percent of Republicans thought military action was the right decision, compared to 21 percent of Democrats.
* 50 percent thought troops should be brought home as soon as possible and 48 percent thought troops should stay until the situation is stabilized. Of those, 76 percent of Republicans thought the military should stay until conditions become more stable, versus 22 percent of Democrats.
* In response to a question about what might happen if troops withdraw, 54 percent said a full-scale civil war would be more likely; 54 percent said parts of Iraq would be more likely to become bases for terrorist operations; 54 percent said Iran would be more likely to take control of parts of Iraq; 23 said a withdrawal would likely make the country more stable; and 23 percent said a withdrawal would make stability in the Middle East more likely.

[dude1394]

What an appropriate photo. Surrendermonkeys..