Iraq: Who Has the Right Plan?

[dmek25]

first off, the Dem's supported president Bush, when he made the decision to go to Iraq. and what i was talking about was the aftermath. the poor planning, no exit strategy, and the overall mis management of the war. I'm still not sure how Bush snookered everyone into invading Iraq, and forgetting about bin laden?

[70Chip]

Originally Posted by dmek25

first off, the Dem's supported president Bush, when he made the decision to go to Iraq. and what i was talking about was the aftermath. the poor planning, no exit strategy, and the overall mis management of the war. I'm still not sure how Bush snookered everyone into invading Iraq, and forgetting about bin laden?

So, what's your second point?

No one has forgotten Bin Laden. And the way Bush "snookered" them was to have the vote right before an election. He was counting on their well known cowardice and lack of conviction. Of course, they did not disappoint.

[jsarno]

Originally Posted by dmek25

first off, the Dem's supported president Bush, when he made the decision to go to Iraq.

Dems will sell you down the river if it means their own personal gain will be boosted.

I'm still not sure how Bush snookered everyone into invading Iraq,

So by you thinking they were "snookered" you are saying 1- Bush is the smartest damn man on the planet as he can get all these seasoned politicians to see things his way (a relative nube). Or 2- Your democrats are a bunch of lemmings. (either way it doesn't bode well for the Dems if you really think they were snookered)

and forgetting about bin laden?

Are you serious? Who has forgotten about him? Didn't the country put the highest price on his head ever? Dead or alive? Has Bush not gone after Al Queda and gotten over 90% of the terrorists, a lot of which were known to be associated with Bin Laden? Have they not had full blown man hunts for him? I am sure there are still people on "secret missions" to try to find him. The fact that they can't leads me to beleive that he is already dead.