BlindBoo
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Oh, and for the umpteenth time...I know some of you far lefties are really dense....the ten years many of us spent making progress in Iraq....the solution was all IDIOT had to do was sustain our gains by keeping a residual force and not lose what was gained.
That takes a tough inner core and tough negotiating skills, something IDIOT doesn't have. So my best solution would've been for the American public to have seen WHAT THEY'RE SEEING NOW - WHICH IS WHAT A TOTAL INCOMPETENT IDIOT OBABA IS.
The second best option was for IDIOT to negotiate hard and NOT, let me repeat NOT, wait, one more time for your thickkkkk fricken head, NOT.....throw the poison pill into the negotiations requiring something we don't require in SOFA with 40 other countries.
Now, I'm sure you will continue to not grasp this as you have a very small ,emotional brain. But plenty of Americans DO get it.
And they will tell you far left libs to fuck off in November as a result. You can take that to the bank.
Why didn't President Bush get an agreement to keep a residual force in the country after 2011? What was it the forced him to sign an agreement that basically undid everything he accomplished in Iraq?
Boo, that was a negotiating tactic, like I mentioned in earlier posts.
You know how when you negotiate the price on a house and one side starts high and the other side starts low knowing they're going to meet in the middle.
That's the analogy.
If you google for awhile you can see that everyone from the Bush team (incl Bush) wanted to leave a residual force....McCain, Graham, Petraeus, Amb Corker, and other generals, diplomats and legislators that were part of the Bush team.
What HE (his team) wrote was not binding and he knew it because he knew he'd be out of office.
Of course it was binding. Bush would have agreed to residual force if the Iragis had agreed to the immunity part of the deal. Obama tried until late 2011 to get the Iraqi to agree to immunity. They didn't, and no amount of negotiating was going to change their mind.