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Originally Posted by pan6467
....So what if 20% of her supporters decide for various reasons decide to vote for McCain?
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Good one, pan !!!! Your comment is as funny and incoherent as these two items, when they are placed next to each other:
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http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0308/9016.html
....The repercussions will be most acutely felt in the presidential contest. Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton remain committed to a staggered pullout, while Republican John McCain holds steadfast in his support for the Bush administration’s military surge....
...The uptick in public support is a promising sign for Republican candidates who have been bludgeoned over the Bush administration’s war policies. But no candidate stands to gain more than McCain....
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/...-warpoll_N.htm
AMERICANS CONSIDER THE FUTURE IN LIGHT OF IRAQ WAR
Which would be better for the United States?
-Keep a significant number of troops in Iraq until the situation there gets better: 35%
-Set a timetable for removing troops and stick to it regardless of what is going on in Iraq: 60%
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