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Boot: Maliki’s Timeline Endorsement Was ‘Ambiguous,’

thinkprogress.org — Of course, if the Iraqi government tells us to leave, we will have to leave. But, the prime minister’s ambiguous comments notwithstanding, the Iraqi government is saying no such thing, because most Iraqis realize that the gains of the surge are fragile and could be undone by a too-rapid departure of U.S. forces.

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  • Cuchanu, on 07/23/2008, -0/+2If the gains of the surge are so fragile (as Bush and McCain will openly admit) than please somebody explain how it has succeeded. Sure you put more troops into combat and they will likely be able to hold it down better. But that doesn't mean we should stay there when we all know we should have never gone there.
  • cjdunn, on 07/24/2008, -0/+1Yep, "by the end of 2010" is really, really hazy.
  • AmyVernon, on 07/23/2008, -1/+2Two million songs and counting!

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