Tuesday, April 8, 2008

General Petraeus' Future Boss Listens To His Evaluation Of Iraq

General David Petraeus' testimony to Congress about the U.S.-led coalition's surge offered some cautious optimism. Suggesting that there still is progress being made. But that progress is fragile and reversible.

All three candidates for president listened to his assessment, which was the topic of today's News Talk Online on Paltalk.

Many in the News Talk audience believe that it's time to withdraw. Yet others agree with Petraeus, that it's too soon to withdraw. They argued that a withdrawal will turn Iraq over to al Qaeda, which would then declare victory over the United States.


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1 comment:

Anonymous said...

I find it interesting that the senators would sit there and just accept that the exectutive branch is negotiating treaties and alliances. These things require congressional oversight and approval, yet our moron senators say little or nothing when they are told 'we dont think these agreements reach the level for congressional approval'. Well thats all well and good, but has anyone even read these agreements? By the questions asked I would say not...

Once again our out of control executive branch rams policy and future obligations down the throats of the American people while our representatives remain silent.

All hail our supreme president! (or else)