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Early Withdrawal From Iraq Would Result In Unarguably, Defeat And Humiliation For The United States. There's No Question. We Would Be Defeated By Definition. We Would Be Humiliated In That Defeat. I Don't Think There's Any Other Way To Argue It. Whether It's A Good Thing Or A Bad Thing Is A Separate Question.

So That All The People Who Say, You Know, "all The Media Hates America." A Lot Of The Media Does Hate America But This Is A Case Of, Actually, The Press Doing Its Best, I Think, To Do The Right By National Security. So Good For Them.

This Is A Major Step Forward In Achieving Our Objective, Which Is An Ally Having A Democratic Iraq, A Country Able To Sustain Itself And Defend Itself, A Country That Will Be An Ally In The War On Terror And A Country Which Will Set Such A Powerful Example To Others In The Region.

The Clinton Era Is Over. I Think That There Would Even Have Been A Certain Amount Of Rejoicing Among Some Republicans If Gore Had Won Or If Ralph Nader Had Won Or If Satan Had Won.

I'm Cheering For America As Always. Our Interest Ought To Come First And To The Extent That Making Temporary Alliances With Other Countries Serve Our Interests, I Met In Favor Of That. Making Sweeping Moral Claims Comparing People To Hitler Advances The Ball Not One That Blinds Us To Reality.