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06.16.2008 2:42 pm

Politicians’ visits to Iraq don’t come with significant results

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

U.S. Sen. Barack Obama is being criticized, in some circles, for not planning a fact finding trip to Iraq. Many of our “experts” have visited there without significant results.  Visitors are shown areas that the military and politicians want them to see , to reinforce preconcieved ideas.  The current administration has created its own reality, not affected by facts.  Cheney and Bush should go, separately of course, to check up on the predictions they have made.   McCain should follow up, wearing his body armour and helmet, to demonstrate how safe the neighborhoods have become and how much the native population loves us and wants us to leave.

Doyle Perry

Florissant

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If someone ran around letting the entire state know that Florissant were a terrible place without ever even visiting Florissant, you would call them a kook. Yet you willingly give Obama a pass. Hmmmm.

— Amazedbythelunacy
3:15 pm June 16th, 2008

>>>”The current administration has created its own reality, not affected by facts.”<<<

And the administrations opponents deal in nothing but objective fact, right?

Wake up and smell what you’re shoveling.

— DDT_Saves_Lives
4:23 pm June 16th, 2008

Apparently, McCain has shamed him into going. This should be interesting.

— A CENTRIST
4:33 pm June 16th, 2008

NO, NO, NO!!!

Under no circumstances should Obama go to Iraq before he is President and his administration is in office.

There’s too great a chance that he will be assassinated. Terrorist will be falsely blamed for it.

— D. Walker
10:28 pm June 16th, 2008

I think they should go. Maybe Obama can straighten him out on who is who and what is actually happening as they are briefed so he quits screwing up during his “old-man-get-off-my-lawn” speeches.

— JimmyRussell
11:22 pm June 16th, 2008

D. Walk, Hillary is going. Obama doesn’t have to worry.

— Amazedbythelunacy
10:20 am June 17th, 2008