Yes! This latest attack on an international hotel with suicide bombers shows we're not helping by being there.
29%
No! We're stuck in a perpetual war.
71%

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Will_the_Piano_Guy's picture
Will_the_Piano_Guy 14 years 42 weeks ago

This one is an easy one. No we will never declare 'victory' in the Middle East and get out of there. Does anyone really think the mega-rich owners of weapons manufacturers who bribe 100% of every Republican as well as perhaps 50% of the Dems will ever have any motivation to stop wars based upon imaginary threats? Really?

douglaslee's picture
douglaslee 14 years 42 weeks ago

Any president that satisfies the people's wills, or wishes, will be deemed the surrender president in history. War makes the president a man, that was Bush's motivation. He wanted to be a wartime president, an unelected incompetent doesn't have to do anything in wartime, just use your goon squad.

WInative 14 years 42 weeks ago

Of course we will.

snowtoadman's picture
snowtoadman 14 years 42 weeks ago

If U.S citizens want to end war in the middle east or anywhere, they must vote for a president that believes in peace, like Dennis Kucinich. The U.S. corperatocracy has always been at war somewhere in the world at all times, even when we as the public are not aware of it. If corporations cannot get Americans to finance and man their wars they will find another country that will. Some Americans are just blind and ignorant to their exploitation and others feel powerless to stop it.

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