American public support for the military effort in Iraq continuing to improve…

I could have told you this months ago. In fact on 2008/02/29 I said as much. By November I personally think that Iraq will hurt the Democrats more then it will help them. If fact I believe that by November these numbers will be even higher and the D…

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Of course we’re winning. We have the best damn military in the world! Now, if we could just keep the damn polititions the hell out of military matters we could get our guys and gals home a whole lot sooner.

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If it is the conservatives who want Americans to know less, then why are the extreme biased Democrats in the news media reporting less on Iraq and more on the disfunctioned families of Pop Stars?

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So far Steve, it looks like only you in this blog is unaware of what is going on in Iraq.

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Steve,

MILBLOGS which are overwhelmingly conservative, have been and are still doing the job the MSN refuses to do and getting the truth out. Just because it is not what you or the left wants to hear and not as flashy as Hollywood, is not my problem.

As for the “dreams”, you are projecting the left onto conservatives again.

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Actually, its conservatives who want MORE coverage of the good things in Iraq. After all, “conservatives” want success in Iraq.

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http://news.aol.com/?feature=20080313103109990001

Of course one item in the survey is that American awareness of what is happening in Iraq is down. I guess we now have the Conservative dream: The less Americans know, the more Conservatives like it.

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As John Ryan points out, phony “we can’t win” defeatism in Iraq didn’t work. Democrats will now engage in phony defeatism of the economy.

Are they ever optimistic about anything?

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No need to apologize. He and Sen Clinton and Sen Edwards had a debate with Gov Richardson. In it, they were pressed yet again to detail their plan for Iraq (not an unwarranted request at all given the flat out lie that Democrats ran to power on in 2006; the so-called “New Direction in Iraq” plan that never existed). Anyway, Sen Obama said he’d keep troops in Iraq until 2013 depending on conditions on the ground. That last part, “conditions on the ground” is the caveat that every Presidential candidate has used in describing their Iraq plans.

However, recently, one of Sen Obama’s advisors called Sen Clinton “a monster” and was forced to quit as a result. She then told the BBC that the Obama campaign has no plan at all for Iraq because it was too hard for them to see a year in the future; no plan at all, nothing, nada, zip.

I can give quotes, dates, and links if you’d like.

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Scott, I apologize for my ingnorance, but when did Obamamama say he’d continue the war? I’ve heard him say he’ll pull the troops out, reach out to Iran, etc.

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