“He is a supporter of an unpopular war, a Bush backer,” Party line talking points, none of which matter or are true.
ALL wars are unpopular. Every single one of them. That isn’t the question.
The question is ‘Is the war necessary’? The answer to that depends on if you think terrorists killing American in wholesale lots is OK or not.
Most Americans don’t.
http://gatewaypundit.blogspot.com/2008/05/terrorist-attacks-decline-40-during.html
Meanwhile it looks like this administration’s strategy of using Iraq as a killing ground to thin out the terrorist’s ranks is working quite well thank you.
Iraq is NOT A WAR. Iraq is a campaign in a war, one that is almost won and will be 90% finished by November of this year. Iraq will elect a new government in October, which will end the ‘one man, one vote, one time’ argument that Iraq isn’t a democracy. It will also make the cut and run crowd nervous, since they have all come out at one time or another and claimed victory was impossible, which demonstrates a lack of knowledge that is downright scary. The voters will be asked if they really want someone that foolish representing them.
BTW, there are hours of soundbites of McCain fighting PRESIDENT Bush tooth and nail that give the lie to that ‘Bush backer’ stuff. Let the Demonrats try that. It reminds me of Brer Rabbit and the Briar Patch.
