Evaluation of the policies of George W. Bush and his Republican conservatives on America.
Today the New York Times reports that a new Pentagon report shows that attacks against our troops and attacks of Iraqi-on-Iraqi is far worse then ever. The article by Michael R. Gordon and Thom Shanker is sighting Pentagon reports that show Americans killed has increased from 287 in January to 518 in July. In July alone, 2,625 roadside bombs were discovered and 1,666 of then exploded before they could be disarmed. The August 3rd report says," THE INSURGENCY HAS GOTTEN WORSE BY ALMOST ALL MEASURES" It went on to say, " The insurgency has more public support and is demonstrably more capable in numbers of people active and in its ability to direct violence then at any point in time"

Thus after the new government was selected, new government leaders put into place, after over 200,000 Iraqi troops and police trained by the U.S. and with 130,000 American troops in Iraq, the violence is getting significantly worse.

When will Bush see that the time has come to admit failure and allow the people of Iraq to settle their internal disputes? We can not and are not moving toward ending the violence and the longer we stay in Iraq the more American deaths and treasure will be wasted on this tragic mistake of George W. Bush!



Comments
on Aug 17, 2006
When will Bush see that the time has come to admit failure and allow the people of Iraq to settle their internal disputes?

I wanted to build a deck in back of my house. I knew I wasn't a carpenter but I decided to try anyway. I got halfway through the project and decided I was in over my head. I just abandoned the whole thing.
Now my back yard is all dug up and there's a slightly-deck-shaped pile of wood behind my house.
So when I admitted failure and pulled out of my deck work, what did that get me? A bigger mess than if I'd just stuck to it and finished the job. Because my wife will kill me if I leave the back yard the way it is. I am the one who started the project and even if I have to call a carpenter to help me I will finish it. To not do so would be irresponsible.
on Aug 17, 2006
I wanted to build a deck in back of my house


a more accurate analogy would involve you forceably building a deck behind a neighbor's home. in the process you managed to create a huge sinkhole into which members of your neighbor's family, posessions and a significant portion of their former home disappeared. rather than rethink the job, you continue to dig until surrounding homes are endangered.

you shoulda never attempted it in the first place and you damn sure shouldnt have alienated and dismissed those with professional experience with projects of this type.
on Aug 17, 2006
singrdave


If you had completed your deck you would have spent even more time and money and the end result would have been something you did not want.

We are not solving the problem and are just committing more lives and money to something that is failing and getting worse EVERY DAY. Who but a fool would continue with such a process?

When it becomes clear that you have made a error, you admit the mistake and move on.
on Aug 17, 2006
Moderateman

YES Bush is responsible for 100% of the Iraq war Cost which could be as much as a TRILLION DOLLARS including the Bullets you ass!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!