Reply #38: Yeah, appears to be Hillary's positions as well.

[juajen]

She did not vote to go to war, she voted to give the President of the United States the power to negotiate, and that had to, of necessity, give the President the power he needed. She believed him and since has repudiated that belief; but, having said that, you don't plan on your President being a liar. He told the Senate going to war would be the last resort. Obviously he lied to a lot of people who otherwise would not have voted for the war resolution.

Her stance on the war is like Obama's. Pull out the soldiers gradually; protect the embassy and take into account Americans living in Iraq and the best way to remove them from Iraq. A very complicated business. It would be prudent if Obama supporters would stop with the war thingy. It doesn't wash so well. Only a few Senators refused Bush his Resolution, she was not one. Stop it already. Try beating another horse. Yes, "Fairy Tale" is an accurate statement for Barack's weird position on the war and his parsing of the two positions.