Deseret News | Hurdles remain, but things improving in Iraq

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Joe Cannon: Hurdles remain, but things improving in Iraq

Exremely positive for the war | 12:23 a.m. Dec. 2, 2007

So, we have documented proof from the prime minister of Iraq that not only is our cause in Iraq working but that we are both wanted and needed. I am more than confident that many years from now people will realize the good that Bush did.

Anonymous | 8:00 p.m. Dec. 2, 2007

Violence has dropped to the 2005 levels. The question is whether Iraq can have peace without a functional government? Like we say out Wast: "it's always calm before the next storm. Our military experts tell us we can't maintain current troop levels. Will a destabilized Pakistan influence peace in Iraq? What about the rise of the Taliban? Osama is still alive a doing videos. Like my old Mormon Grandmother would say: Don't be counting your chicken, just yet!"

Mark B | 9:38 p.m. Dec. 2, 2007

I would feel more like Extremely if I didn't know that the Iraqi government was a Shiite dominated group, who naturally want us to stay and hold off the Sunni insurgents. A general Iraqi poll would no doubt still want us to leave. I can't get my hands around the idea of Bush as "ahead-of-the-curve genius."

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