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Bush: 'I'm the decision-maker' on Iraq troop levels

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http://www.cnn.com/2007/POLITICS/01/26/bush.ap/index.html

 

• President Bush said "I am the decision maker" about troop levels in Iraq

• The president is ordering 21,500 more troops to Iraq to improve security

• Bush challenged lawmakers skeptical about his plan to come up with their own

• Bush tells new top commander in Iraq to get to war zone "as quickly as possible"

That is scarry.

It was scabby....

Good for him, he's right.

 

And he has made some GREAT decissions. if failure is your goal.

That is scarry.

Who is commander of our armed forces?

Who is commander of our armed forces?

 

As Commander in Chief, he can also launch an all-out nuclear strike against Russia and China. Doesn't mean it's a good idea.

As Commander in Chief, he can also launch an all-out nuclear strike against Russia and China. Doesn't mean it's a good idea.

However, it does mean that he is the descision maker. He listens to the advice of the most qualified military minds in the world. He then makes the final descision.

However, it does mean that he is the descision maker. He listens to the advice of the most qualified military minds in the world. He then makes the final descision.

 

You got it in the wrong order and left out a few steps.

 

He makes the final decision. He listens to the advice of the most qualified military minds in the world. He replaces the ones whose disagree with his decision. He announces his (original) decision. He says, "I'm the decider".

You got it in the wrong order and left out a few steps.

 

He makes the final decision. He listens to the advice of the most qualified military minds in the world. He replaces the ones whose disagree with his decision. He announces his (original) decision. He says, "I'm the decider".

This is funny.:lol:

You got it in the wrong order and left out a few steps.

 

He makes the final decision. He listens to the advice of the most qualified military minds in the world. He replaces the ones whose disagree with his decision. He announces his (original) decision. He says, "I'm the decider".

Unless we leave Iraq on their own, creating a huge void, it seems obvious that it is going to require more troops for a much longer amount of time than many people seem to want to dedicate. He is our two time elected commander. He is making tough descisions that many will question. Perhaps we have simply lost the stomach for war and the casualties that come from such actions. I don't know. For the sake of our society, I hope not.

Defination of Insanity - doing the same thing , the same way, over and over and over again and expecting differet results.

 

Fool us once, shame on us...fool us twice....we won't get fulled again.

Defination of Insanity - doing the same thing , the same way, over and over and over again and expecting differet results.

 

Fool us once, shame on us...fool us twice....we won't get fulled again.

I would submit that both parties have been guilty many times and presently show signs of insanity.

I would submit that both parties have been guilty many times and presently show signs of insanity.

 

I am speaking specifically on W's Iraq Policy.

WMDs? This was a mistake from the get go. He will go down as the worst President ever.

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