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 [Strategy '08] Obama Stands Firm on Iraq, Hits McCain Before VFW: Six years ago, I stood up at a time when it was politically difficult to oppose going to war in Iraq, and argued that our first priority had to be finishing the fight against Osama bin Laden and al Qaeda in Afghanistan. Senator McCain was already turning his sights to Iraq just days after 9/11, and he became a leading supporter of an invasion and occupation of a country that had absolutely nothing to do with the 9/11 attacks, and that - as despicable as Saddam Hussein was - posed no imminent threat to the American people.

 [TPM Election Central] McCain: Obama Wants To Lose In Iraq Because Of His "Ambition": I mean, "Obama is ambitious" can be countered with - "..when a man has been running for President for eight years, there is no telling how many of his core principles he's willing to abandon to get elected!" The "Celebrity" tactic can be turned on its head, Obama could just have a commercial with McCain's sparse crowds and that picture of old men sleeping with McCain signs in their hands as the narrator asks "Why isn't John McCain's message resonating with Americans?"

[NewsOnFeeds.com Politic News] Obama hits back at McCain over Iraq war (AP): AP - Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama is criticizing Republican rival John McCain for questioning his patriotism and his judgment on national security matters.

[US Presidential race 2008 real-time !] McCain: Iraq victory in sight: WASHINGTON ”” Republican John McCain again insisted victory in Iraq "is finally in sight." So why, asked Democrat Barack Obama, does his presidential opponent still oppose a timetable for withdrawing American forces.The argument over the unpopular war _ a key issue separating the candidates _ flared again Monday after McCain .

 [Peace and Freedom '08] McCain uses vets meeting to rap Obama on Iraq: Obama spokesman Bill Burton noted that the Iraqi government has supported the idea of a 16-month timeline for the withdrawal of U.S. forces. “The difference in this race is that John McCain is intent on spending $10 billion a month on an open-ended war, while Barack Obama thinks we should bring this war to a responsible end,”

[WRNN - Political News] Obama hits back at McCain over Iraq war: ORLANDO (AP) - Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama is criticizing Republican rival John McCain for questioning his patriotism and his judgment on national security matters.

[The Swamp] McCain on Iraq war: 'I intend to win it': I have a question for my friends on the Left: What are you going to do if Barack Obama does become president and next year says, "My fellow Americans, I know I campaigned on getting our troops out of Iraq ASAP, and I still intend for that to happen. But the generals in Iraq tell me we need more time, and hence, while there will be some troop reductions, our presence in Iraq will remain well over 100,000 for the foreseeable future." What will you folks do and say, I wonder?

[Elections Blog] McCain slams Obama over stance on Iraq in speech to veterans ...: John McCain told fellow veterans Monday that Barack Obama tried to legislate failure in Iraq and has refused to admit he erred when opposing the military …

 [Joejolly's Weblog] Senator McCain’s Surge Rhetoric: strategy, which increased troop levels in Iraq in 2007, and his response to the recent crisis in Georgia raised questions about the Illinois Democrat’s judgment.

 [Chamay0's Weblog] A Trip Down Memory Lane: McCain is no less the same puppet that Bush was and the neocons may think the American people are guillable but we are not.  They are in this for the fight of their lives.  They can not let Obama win because to let Obama win is to let the people win.  They will use every weapon in their arsenal.  They will call Obama weak, lacking judgment, a celebrity (a status that McCain will never rise to since he is old and boring), they will lie (which they are doing already), they will smear Obama with anything they can think of.  At essence is the simply fact that the neocons and McCain believe the American people are stupid and will believe anything.  So, the answer to the question who is McCain?…he is a liar, old, insincere, and power hungry.

[axdo] McCain uses vets meeting to rap Obama on Iraq: Republican John McCain criticized Democratic rival Barack Obama on Monday for trying to “legislate failure” in Iraq because he did not support an increase in U.S. troops fighting the war or a boost in their funding.

[Elections Blog] John McCain, Barack Obama trade jabs over Iraq again - Los Angeles ...: Victory in Iraq is in sight, but much will need to be done by the next administration, Republican presidential candidate John McCain told fellow military .

[O'Dwyer's Blog: Covering PR, public affairs, marketing and the world of communications.] US Troops Vote With Their Money to Exit Iraq: John McCain is a Vietnam War hero who is running part of his election campaign based on that military service. One would think that U.S. soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan would favor McCain over Barack Obama, who did not service in the military.

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