>>>>>I think you might be surprised in that. I don't think my view is a lot different form the average view here. We look at the US in a very different way since the republicans came to power. some links:
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>>>>I'm not surprised with news like this:
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>>>>http://www.alternet.org/bloggers/joshua/97278/dutch_intelligence:_u.s._strike_on_iran_likely_'within_weeks'/
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>>>Sounds like the imperialistic Dutch were subverting and sabotaging a foreign country without the sanction of the EU or UN. tsk tsk. <s>
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>>Well, Palin obviously really scares the Democrats. Obama is going on The Spin Factor on Thursday :o) Today - same day as McCain at the RNC
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>yeah, they just showed an excerpt on the 6pm news with Obama saying he will not take the military option off the table in preventing Iran from going nuclear. (wink wink)

In addition :
“I think that the surge has succeeded in ways that nobody anticipated,” Obama said while refusing to retract his initial opposition to the surge.

I say that McCain and General Petraeus anticipated it. Isn't Obama supposed to be the one who adjusts his opinions as new evidence is presented? Yet he still wouldn't vote for the surge? Well, I'm sure that will change by November as well.

http://elections.foxnews.com/2008/09/04/obama-surge-succeeded-beyond-wildest-dreams/

“I’ve already said it’s succeeded beyond our wildest dreams.”

Can someone please point me to exactly when he said this before?