Yes! That’s one war down – several more to go.
59%
No! The Iraq War will continue.
41%

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Leonard Hills's picture
Leonard Hills 14 years 46 weeks ago

We should never have been their in first place.

rgruenhaus's picture
rgruenhaus 14 years 46 weeks ago

I don't like pre-worded vote selections.

I can't vote with what you say if I don't agree with all words in the statement.

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gnscholla 14 years 46 weeks ago

Intertesting comment by first person. It's most unfortunate that conflict is a way of life over in Iraq!! For a President to make a horrible decision to invade Iraq and the dollars he spent to convince the public "there is a need" to invade Iraq!!!!! What really gets to me is those d________ Republicans and constant vocal concern on the size of the debt!! I guess any person with any kind of common sense would agree with the conservatives, "not!" I certainly hope and pray the troops, all of them, will be out of Iraq by the end of this year! Actually, it's sad our troops have stayed this long. To ponder on how many troops have been killed and injuried, it truly hurts deep down!!!! I am a Viet-Nam veteran and I have a handle on what I am talking about!! It' also time we get our butts out of Aftganastan (sp?). I questioned what have we as a nation really accomplished! Consider the money, the troops killed and all the lives that have been changed due injury, war is hell and nobody wins!!!!!!!

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PLSzymeczek 14 years 46 weeks ago

The military may be goone, but there will still be contractors (mercenaries) from Xe, DynCorp, etc., in Iraq in perpetuity. Forever and Ever, Amen.

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