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[Coalition for Iraq & Afghanistan Veterans] Several CIAV Organizations Join to Invite Senators Mccain and ...: A diverse group of non-profit organizations dedicated to serving active military, veterans, their families and their survivors has come together to invite the Republican and Democratic presidential candidates to Fort Hood, Texas, for an in-depth discussion of the increasingly complex issues facing America’s military and veteran community. The CBS Television Network has agreed to produce and broadcast the town hall meeting in prime time that evening.
[Jay Reding.com] Tough Words, Weak Logic: Unlike Senator McCain, I would make it absolutely clear that we seek no presence in Iraq similar to our permanent bases in South Korea, and would redeploy our troops out of Iraq and focus on the broader security challenges that we face. But for far too long, those responsible for the greatest strategic blunder in the recent history of American foreign policy have ignored useful debate in favor of making false charges about flip-flops and surrender.
[Lynn Sweet] Obama clarifies: can remove combat troops in Iraq in 16 months ...: Only by redeploying our troops can we press the Iraqis to reach comprehensive political accommodation and achieve a successful transition to Iraqis’ taking responsibility for the security and stability of their country. Instead of seizing the moment and encouraging Iraqis to step up, the Bush administration and Senator McCain are refusing to embrace this transition ”” despite their previous commitments to respect the will of Iraq’s sovereign government.
[Tribe.net: Anarchism] Obama Lays Out Plans for Continued War: So Obama has no problems with Bush targeting civilians, irradiating U.S. troops and the Iraqi people, burying people alive, and re-installing a repressive monarchy in Kuwait. In addition, Obama wants to escalate the war in Afghanistan, send troops into Pakistan, is already threatening Iran with war, will never fully pull out of Iraq and only promises to pull out most troops in two years after an extended gradual re-deployment of troops to other wars, will continue to use murderous Blackwater mercenaries in Iraq, and promises billions in military aid to Israel.
[The Liberty Lounge Political Forums] Obama sets stage for trip with major Iraq speech: AP - Barack Obama is setting the stage for his upcoming visit to Iraq with a high-profile explanation of his opposition to the war there and his pledge to complete a U.S. troop pullout within 16 months of becoming president. In a major speech Tuesday, the Democrat will explain how .
[media lizzy & friends] Obama: Facts vs. Myth: · As Chairman Of The Subcommittee On European Affairs, Barack Obama Could Have Held Hearings On The Role Of NATO In Afghanistan. “[A]mbassador John Ritch, who served for two decades as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee’s senior staffer on European affairs and East-West relations[P]oints out that as subcommittee chair, Obama could have examined a wide variety of urgent matters, from the role of NATO in Afghanistan and Iraq to European energy policy and European responses to climate change…”
[US Presidential race 2008 real-time !] Today on the presidential campaign trail: ”” IN THE HEADLINESObama says he'd send at least 7,000 more troops to Afghanistan while ending the war in Iraq .McCain tells Hispanic group that free trade helps all;
[Muslim Media Network] Obama Lurches to Right on Iraq War: Having won the Democratic primaries in no small part by posturing as an opponent of the Iraq war and indicting his opponent, Hillary Clinton, for voting to authorize it, Obama is now presenting himself as another “wartime president.” .
[Scat's Blog] Obama’s Secret Meeting Exposes Ties to NWO: Considering his monstrous motives and globalist philosophy, Obama still selected Brzezinski to be his foreign policy “advisor” during his campaign. While giving a policy speech on the Iraq War in September 2007, Obama said that Brzezinski was “one of our most outstanding scholars and thinkers,” and that he was “someone I have learned an immense amount from.”
[THE LIBERAL PERSPECTIVE/Joe Sheridan's Radio Weblog] OBAMA HAS THE SAME RIGHT WOMEN HAVE BEEN CLAIMING FOR THESELVES ...: Since we are all familiar with the hills and valleys in polls throughout the long distance run of a presidential political campaign, that four point drop is not a shocker, but he needs to talk to Paul Bigala about the manner in which he presents his changes—not by defending them, but by turning it around and talking about the flip flops of McCain who, as one can readily see has more than his share of major flip flops, most of which his followers who are more than likely blind followers, have paid little or no attention.
[Impeachmentwatch] ImpeachmentWatch Day 35 (2008-07-14): A lot of mainstream press was given to Presidential hopeful Barack Obama when he spoke to veterans in Colorado earlier this month. On July 2nd, Obama spoke in Colorado Springs before a group of veterans.
[Official Blog of Jeff Huber, Retired Commander US Navy, Author of Bathtub Admirals from Kunati Books] Iran + Iraq = Ironic: is helping us at all after Donald Rumsfeld called Europe "irrelevant" back in 2003, well, somehow all that will become Barack Obama's fault for not supporting the Iraq invasion, and the need to take troops from Iraq and send them to Afghanistan will one way or another reflect how successful the "surge" was and how right John McCain was to support it.
[Political Buzz] The Buzz: The spotlight on Obama’s foreign policy strategy continues into tomorrow, when the Dem nominee will give a major FP speech on what his campaign calls the “global strategic interests of the US” and how the war in Iraq and other US .
[Chrisy58's Weblog] As Tehran Tests New Missiles, America Believes Only a Show of ...: How genuine the Iranian threat is was the subject of intense debate last week, with some analysts arguing that Iran might have a useable nuclear weapon by next spring and others convinced that President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is engaged in a dangerous game of bluffing - mainly to impress a domestic Iranian audience that is struggling with economic setbacks and beginning to question his leadership.
[Sifarat.com Blog] Obama and Iraq: A General Election Strategy: Barack Obama’s anti-war credential was stronger and purer than that of Hillary Clinton’s early challengers like John Edwards and Joe Biden. But the general election requires making the case for what you’re for, not just what you’re against.
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