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Kerry says Iraq and US Working Well Together

Well, actually what John Kerry said was that interim Iraqi Prime Minister Iyad Allawi is helping President Bush put a “best face” on Iraq. Same thing. 😛

Kerry basically complained about a lot; reading over the speech snapshots, I concluded Kerry is a) mad that George Bush is optimistic, and b) Optimism is a mistake, and Bush should admit it.

Iraqi Minister Allawi agrees with Bush’s optimism. Allawi points to a list of successes that the media isn’t covering: 15 of 18 Iraqi provinces are ready to vote today, the Sunni town of Samarra uprising is over and now controlled by Iraqi forces, the Shiite city of Najaf is calm and fighting is over.

Kerry’s biggest complaint this week is that Bush is not working well with allies in Iraq. I think instead Bush is working well with Iraq and ensuring they become a strong ally.

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5 responses to “Kerry says Iraq and US Working Well Together”

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    Stephen

    News on the radio talk about how Allawi is upset with western media for only reporting on the fight. There is tons of good things happening that should be reported on.

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    Anthony

    Someone should tell him that the media will not report good things about a subject they are against.

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    Sean

    It is somewhat telling that to garne votes, Kerry must a.) root for the bad guys to create real trouble, or b.) have the press manufacture trouble. “The only thing we have to offer is FEAR iteselt” – (aplogies to FDR).

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  5. Michael Avatar
    Michael

    How well do you do on Saturdays?

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Michael, a sinner saved by grace, sharing what the good Lord has shared with me.

Solomon, in the book of Ecclesiastes, said, “I have seen all the things that are done under the sun; all of them are meaningless, a chasing after the wind.”

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