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Originally Posted by Smitty0311
This is something the liberals have politisized for. with enough critisisim they have accomplished this distrust. Through exagerated reports on failure in iraq and obstructing progress in iraq they have ran agensts the presedents reputation by lowering his approval as much a possible through exagerated reports in iraq. the distrust in the presedent is nothing more but a liberal fixed campain strategy. They wanted back in office by any means nessary. Even at the expence of the popularity for this war and the lives of our troops.They motovate the enemy to fight harder and report nothing but exagerated disaster then blame it on bush that the terrorists have a huge resolve after the democrats have damn near secured them victory. This is the root of distrust for the presedent. This is what the liberals pass to the american people so ofcourse they arent going to trust bush. This isnt a resolve for victory in iraq. It is just a campain strategy.
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I believe the Presidents actions speak for them self. I don’t believe the failures in Iraq are false or trumped up. This administration ignored those in the know, and “stayed the course” for their own political gains. Not to win the war, but to win the White House, House of Representatives and the Senate. Ultimately, for the sole purpose of advancing their overall political agenda. That being, changing the complexion of the Supreme Court reversing laws they disagree with, enacting laws they want and gaining a foothold in the Middle East to preserve the world economy which is so dependent upon the oil located there.
This war has been politically driven from the beginning, and there is no doubt the Democrats are politicizing it as well. Such is the nature of our world, one does not obtain power in America by armed revolution, it’s done so by political means.