Friday, April 27, 2007

Burning question

If there's as much popular support for withdrawing troops from Iraq as is claimed by the Democrats in Congress, why did it take so much pork to buy their votes?

3 comments:

Right Wing Toledo said...

I suspect the "moderate" democrats feel concern about their re-election - and figure enough money back home will help everyone forget the betrayal of the troops.

Publius said...

I don't think only "moderate" democrats are concerned about re-election. If the Dems wanted to, they could eliminate war spending from the Budget. Of course, the President would veto any such spending bill, but that would have effectively the same result - no money for war.

The truth is that the Democrats lied to the American people they thought they were representing by telling them that the war would be over if they got elected. Now that the Dems control Congress, the war goes on. Joe Biden has even admitted that the President controls the troops and that there would be no way to end the war b/c no democrat would pull funding for troops in the field.

Hooda Thunkit (Dave Zawodny) said...

Because it isn't about Iraq and never has been.

This is about control (and reelection)...

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