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My Solution to Iraq Is to Never Have Gone There
The Virginian ^ | 2/29/2008 | Moneyrunner

Posted on 03/08/2008 1:03:10 PM PST by moneyrunner

The "Obasma" solution to Iraq is blindingly simple. "Sherman, set the wayback machine to September 10, 20001"

"Iraq continues to be a serious problem, and the Bush administration has done nothing but increase the problem and cause unnecessary deaths. It is a mess, but I have a solution: I would never have gone there.

The Iraq War will be a big problem to inherit, but it would not be if we hadn't have gone there. That's why that is my solution. People ask me, "Won't leaving Iraq now be abandoning the Iraqi people?" Well, it wouldn't be abandoning them if we hadn't had gone there. "What about a civil war?" others ask, to which I say there would be no civil war if Saddam were still in charge because we didn't go to Iraq. As you can see, not having gone to Iraq easily solves all these problems.

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TOPICS: Politics
KEYWORDS: barackhusseinobama; cultofobama; iraq; nobama; obama; obamafuscation; obfuscation

1 posted on 03/08/2008 1:03:11 PM PST by moneyrunner
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To: moneyrunner

Actually Sept. 10, 20001 would be the way, way forward machine. :-)

But yeah...we’re there now, no changing that, and we absolutely have to see this thing through.


2 posted on 03/08/2008 4:03:52 PM PST by RepublitarianRoger2
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