McCain: Obama Has a "Profound Misunderstanding" About Iraq
(CBS)
From CBS News’ John Bentley:
Using Barack Obama’s decisions about who he will and won’t meet with, John McCain attacked Obama over his policies toward Iraq. “Why is it that Sen. Obama wants to sit down with the President of Iran, but hasn’t yet sat down with Gen. Petraeus?” McCain asked today, alluding to Obama’s comments about meeting with Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. While Obama has been in hearings with the American commander in Iraq, he has not had a private meeting with Gen. David Petraeus.
McCain was also critical of Obama’s response to his invitation to go with him to Iraq. “I’d be glad to go with him, because these issues are far more important than any election,” McCain said. The Obama campaign responded that the proposal was a “stunt,” according to the response McCain read from Obama spokesman Bill Burton. “We don't need any more 'Mission Accomplished' banners or walks through Baghdad markets to know that Iraq's leaders have not made the political progress that was the stated purpose of the surge," Burton wrote.
McCain said Obama’s response represents a “profound misunderstanding” of what is happening in Iraq. “I’ve been back to Iraq on many occasions,” McCain said. “The most vital decision that any President of the United States can make, or frankly any elected official, has got to be about the security of this nation.”
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Posted by gr8tday
Oh yeah? too liberal sounds like the right wing propaganda to try to tag on Obama. His policy so far seem very moderate and appears to be true continuation to Bush''s policy. It appears logical to elect him over McCain whos experience led him st8 into the viet-con prison and had to be bailed out by daddy adm. McCain.
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Make all your fantasies come true. Political campaign eccentric stunts are us.
See in only 15 hours what many take several 15 month combat tours to experience.
Visit urban islands of hunkered down weary forces in a turbulent sea of now resentful locals.
Halt briefly at over 4,000 locations of brave US military sacrifices for a superfluous mission instigated by dubious motives.
Fast moving, non stop ballistic windshield tours along sniper alley and other nonsecure urban insurrectionary war ambush zones.
Excluded. Off limits areas that you are not supposed to see.
On the left we have the fabricated WMD hiding spot.
On the right there is the under producing Iraqi oil refinery that was suppose to pay for this war thus relieving the US tax payer burden.
Showpiece of failed national infrastructure and other tell tale signs that all those now unaccounted for billions of US tax dollars were ineffectively used.
Any non staged photo opportunity revealing tangible evidence of an unachievable safe exit strategy.
Any shred of proof that does not ultimately leave Iraq in the same entrenched mess should the US pull out now or later.
Any hint of hope that concludes this political travesty does not shackle US tax payers holding a foul smelling bag of debt for an ambiguous war.
American citizens both tax payers and military have already seen and suffered enough regarding this foreign land and futile cause.