The Republican Iraq Paradox - Democratic Underground

jsamuel

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Wed Jun-21-06 09:16 PM
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The Republican Iraq Paradox

Edited on Wed Jun-21-06 09:17 PM by jsamuel

We will leave when everything is great in Iraq.

Things are great in Iraq.

We can't leave Iraq yet.

We will leave when everything is great in Iraq.

Things are great in Iraq.

We can't leave Iraq yet.

We will leave when everything is great in Iraq.

Things are great in Iraq.

We can't leave Iraq yet.

We will leave when everything is great in Iraq.

Things are great in Iraq.

We can't leave Iraq yet.

We will leave when everything is great in Iraq.

Things are great in Iraq.

We can't leave Iraq yet.

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spag68

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Wed Jun-21-06 09:20 PM
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1. Randi Rhodes

is right, this is a contractor war and we will not leave until all the money is gone.

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whistle

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Wed Jun-21-06 09:28 PM
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3. So, stop the money

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Redstone

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Wed Jun-21-06 09:20 PM
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2. And on and on it goes,

where it stops, nobody knows.

Redstone

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Monkeyman

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Wed Jun-21-06 09:40 PM
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4. Sound like

Oh Ya my War Vietnam hmmmm History does repeat itself

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Thorn

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Wed Jun-21-06 09:41 PM
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5. Free Saddam

I am convinced that Saddam has been incarcerated and rehabilitated enough to be released. If he signs a statement saying he will no longer flip the US the finger at every opportunity, then we should allow him to have his old job back. I bet he would jump at the offer. We can ship him several $billion to cover the damage deposit. Getting our troops out sounds like a simple buisness deal. I am surprised the slippery snakes in Washington haven't already thought of that.

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jsamuel

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Wed Jun-21-06 09:44 PM
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6. actually they have, the Republicans keep bringing it up

in a round-a-bout way

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Thorn

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Wed Jun-21-06 10:19 PM
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7. How so?

I haven't heard that. I thought it was a perposterous idea on my part but also wish it would happen.
Iraq was in no position to threaten anyone before we got there, as we were led to believe. But that isn't why we're there anyway is it?

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jsamuel

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Wed Jun-21-06 10:32 PM
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8. They say things on TV like...

What Iraq needs is someone who will put their foot down and control the country... kinda like Saddam. (O'Reilly said this the other night)

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jsamuel

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Thu Jun-22-06 11:40 AM
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9. kick for vote

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KyuzoGator

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Thu Jun-22-06 11:44 AM
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10. Got mine.

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