Please DU this:"non-binding" resolution

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Is the "non-binding" resolution debated in the U.S. Congress harmful to the troops?
Yes, it undermines them
No, it is important for them to know we are thinking critically about the war

of the screen and my eyes bleed....


Done!

I turned on the tv thismorning, and it was on the same channel from last night. Didn't get the chance to change channel so I was watching these 2 idiots. Whats really funny, is before they announced their poll, one guy was spouting how poll numbers don't matter ect...ect...roflmao

Rice Admits To U.S. Troops: ‘Your Honor and Your Sacrifice’ Is ‘Appreciated’ By Iraq War Critics



http://thinkprogress.org/2007/02/19/rice-troops-appreci... /

Rice Admits To U.S. Troops: ‘Your Honor and Your Sacrifice’ Is ‘Appreciated’ By Iraq War Critics

Over the weekend, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice addressed military personnel stationed in Baghdad. She told the troops that everyone — including critics of the administration’s Iraq policy — believes that “the sacrifice and the labor of our men and women here has been honorable.” She called the debate over escalation a sign of a “great democracy.” An excerpt from her speech:

And the final thing I want to say is I know that a lot’s going on in Washington and that you’re hearing it. A lot’s going on because we are a great democracy. And people have their views and they’re going to express them. And some do not think that this was the right war to fight, and others think that we in the Administration haven’t fought this war quite right. By the way, all of them know that the sacrifice and the labor of our men and women here has been honorable.

And so when you hear the criticism of the war or the criticism of the President or of me or of anybody else, I do want you to know that to a person at home, your honor and your sacrifice and your labor is appreciated. People know what you’re doing and it’s appreciated across the board. I don’t care what people think of the policies; it’s appreciated across the board.

Rice’s comments contradict earlier claims from the administration that a debate on Iraq policy would be “detrimental from the standpoint of the troops.” Her words echoed those of Joint Chiefs Chairman Peter Pace, who said the troops understand the “debate’s being carried on by patriotic people who care about them and who care about their mission.”

kick

lets kill this!

No, it is important for them to know we are thinking critically about the war 51.9%
Yes, it undermines them 48.1%

Total votes: 106