The Iraqi government asked the U.S. to stay for now. The government was voted. The U.S. did NOT put the leaders in place. No U.S. military personnel or government personnel voted in the Iraqi elections. At this point in time, isn't it still an interim government until formal elections after the constititution was ratified?
>>How exactly does that make it okay to walk away from a growing self-governing democracy unable to protect itself from terrorists?
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>Iraq is country occupied by foreign armies that govern the country. It is not a democracy, since they Iraqi government cannot ask the US (and the Brits) to leave.
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>More Iraqi's are dying post invasion than pre-invasion.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/3962969.stm>Is that what you call protection?
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