Just as we've been saying all along, all the Dems can agree on is that they don't like how Bush is handling Iraq. But why should anyone trust they'll come up with a "better solution" later if they can't even agree to one now in order to save this election for themselves?
Democrats Divided on Iraq Solution
(Complete article can be read at link above)
By JOHN M. BRODER
Published: October 27, 2006
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 — If the Nov. 7 election in the United States is a referendum on the Iraq war, what are the choices?
Democratic leaders and candidates are virtually unanimous in opposing the president’s conduct of the war, and most advocate American disengagement — either quickly or slowly. But most are not calling for an immediate withdrawal of American forces or offering a vision of what postwar Iraq should look like. They say they stand for change, but the variety of formulations is dizzying.