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In reply to the discussion: I think the US is preparing to leave Afghanistan sooner rather than later [View all]JoePhilly
(27,787 posts)22. At times I think the Fox and friends post here.
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I think the US is preparing to leave Afghanistan sooner rather than later [View all]
NNN0LHI
Jan 2012
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And if the US does leave Afghanistan early, the left's pressure will be solely responsible IMO
Cali_Democrat
Jan 2012
#1
Checking out my crystal ball....the future called and says you are mistaken.
WonderGrunion
Jan 2012
#4
Obama Admin was trying to negotiate a new SOFA between the US and Iraq, but eventually relented
Cali_Democrat
Jan 2012
#12
So you mean that talking to the Iraq's about the potential to leave some troops there ...
JoePhilly
Jan 2012
#13
The credit not only goes to people on the left, but the Iraqis and even Bradley Manning as well
Cali_Democrat
Jan 2012
#15
Stop mentioning facts. Obama didn't get us out of Iraq, the Iraqis kicked us out.
Puregonzo1188
Jan 2012
#34
Obama's foreign policy, with the exception of targeted killing, has been a breath of fresh air.
joshcryer
Jan 2012
#51
If we had McCain we would have remained in Iraq. Obama followed the wishes of the Iraqi's.
joshcryer
Jan 2012
#33
Sure, and let's just ignore the fact that Obama tried, but failed, to extend the war.
girl gone mad
Jan 2012
#27
Yes, he wanted them to stay so bad, that he removed almost all of them within about 19 months of
JoePhilly
Jan 2012
#28
Right, and the Iraqis refusal to cave in to his demands that troops be allowed to commit war crimes.
girl gone mad
Jan 2012
#29
No, he's dealing with reality. Obama wanted to extend the deadline, but demanded immunity for US
Puregonzo1188
Jan 2012
#39
Seems now you are willing to admit that Obama did, in fact, want the troops to stay.
girl gone mad
Jan 2012
#47
Do you really think that what a foreign government* holds has any bearing on what a US President...
joshcryer
Jan 2012
#42
I thought you might be capable of realizing the contradictions on your own.
girl gone mad
Jan 2012
#53