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Are Republican leaders pulling away from their support of the War in Iraq?

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Irregardless of what you think we are in it for the long haul. We cannot leave this place in the turmoil that it is in. American troops will remain there. Politicians say alot of things that they later renege on all politicians that is how they get elected. People think because they the president or president hopeful say they will be coming home don't count on it. We are still in Germany and we are still in Afghanistan, we still have bases in countless other places where we went to war with, what makes you people think because we get a democrat in there that the war will disappear, it won't history is a plain example of this.

They say we went in because of 9-11, that was just an excuse. Yes Saddam need to be taken care of because of the way he treated his people. Those people are radicals and because we went in there does not change their beliefs the will believe what they have believed and will not change. We cannot police the world, we have to take care of the people in U.S. First. Money and oil is the agenda it was that way in the beginning and it will remain that way today.

We are in it for the long haul. No one man can change history, president or no president. Everything amounts to money. There a few elite that control the world and it is not us. We are headed to new world order and if you don't have the money well you can say all you want but money talks, that is the way it is. And that is the way it will be.

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Are Republican leaders pulling away from their support of the War in Iraq?

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by Bob Schmidt

Republican leaders are not pulling away their support of the War in Iraq, they are pulling their backing from "nation building".
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by Carol Gustke

In the beginning, I believe there were more Republicans than Democrats who favored the war. No one but General Patton likes
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Yes

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by J. Swaney

The sad thing about election time is that all candidates paint themselves in Grey. Everyone is terrified to express an opinion.
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by Ted Sherman

This debate question is loaded as if written by a hard-line Democrat. Everyone in America knows the war in Iraq has become
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