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Barack Obama sees “an enormous improvement” in Iraq, but he’s still, you know, opposed to the surge. Welcome to the new Democratic Party, in which it’s possible to advocate two completely contradictory concepts at the same time, and pretend you don’t even notice the massive cognitive dissonance: Obama: If I ...
The McCain campaign has a powerful new advertisement focusing on Barack Obama’s continually changing positions on Iraq, consisting of nothing but Obama’s own statements: The Obama Iraq Documentary.
A surprising editorial at the Washington Post actually notices that Barack Obama’s Iraq policy is, and I quote, “irrational.” BARACK OBAMA yesterday accused President Bush and Sen. John McCain of rigidity on Iraq: “They said we couldn’t leave when violence was up, they say we can’t leave when violence ...
After using the radical left for his entire political career, Barack Obama is clumsily flip-flopping his way toward something resembling a “center.” His latest policy double-backflip caused so much rage in the Nutroots that he’s now trying to reassure them his plan to surrender and retreat hasn’t changed one bit: ...
James Kirchick in the (shocka!) Los Angeles Times, on the radically dishonest claims that refuse to die: Bush never lied to us about Iraq. Nearly every prominent Democrat in the country has repeated some version of this charge, and the notion that the Bush administration deceived the American people ...
Reuters is getting tired of the bickering and squabbling over small issues: Obama, McCain bicker over troop levels in Iraq. GREAT FALLS, Montana (Reuters) - Democrat Barack Obama squabbled with Republican John McCain on Friday over the number of U.S. troops in Iraq in the latest disagreement between the ...
Military, McCain, Obama, Election 2008, Iraq War, Media Bias, Reuters, LGF
Zombie’s report on the strangeness in San Francisco last March 19 is now online, and it’s mammoth, with page after page of photos and video: Iraq War Fifth Anniversary Protest, San Francisco, March 19, 2008.
It’s hard to even know what to say about this garbage, as the media swallows whole some idiotic propaganda from George Soros-funded organizations, intentionally misrepresenting erroneous intelligence as deliberate falsehood: Study: False statements preceded war. Just disgusting. Associated Press “journalism” finds another new bottom. WASHINGTON - A study by ...
In the latest phony, trumped up controversy, the left is screaming their silly heads off about a leaked memo detailing a conversation between President Bush and former Spanish prime minister Jose Maria Aznar shortly before the Iraq War. Terrorist sympathizer Juan Cole is leading the wolf pack, and he’s worked ...