"General, almost all Iraqis want our troops to leave their country, and the respected U of MD PIPA poll a while back even revealed that over 62% of Iraqis, clear majorities of both Sunnis and Shias, actually favor the violent attacks killing our troops there. Yet you think we should stay. Is there some higher percentage of Iraqis favoring the attacks killing our troops that would change your mind, or would you still want us to stay even if every last Iraqi was in favor of killing our troops?"
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April 03, 2008
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