If I had access to my own computer I’d post it here…Steve, maybe you can get it. Obama’s naivete so strongly echoes the liberal mindset back then it’s palpable.

We need a Reagan/Nixon ticket, apparently.

Does Obama really think we can prepare the Afghan army and police to stop this?

His administration is LBJ Part II with more Socialism and a winnable war being turned into a quagmire. He’ll be done in four years assuming he has the guts to run again. I predict he’ll be some beaten down and disgraced he’ll bow out.

However, Afghani tribes have a deeper understanding of honor than the Taliban. It was the honor of a small tribe that kept Marcus Luttrell alive after his comrades had been murdered by the Taliban.

Goes to show just how much this “war of necessity” means to him. Just as with the campaign, this speech was another boring way to campaign against the Bush administration’s the better strategy of Iraq while keeping people like Dennis Kucinich from strangling him (Kucinich was great on O’Reilly afterward but still refused to attack the Messiah). Iraq was the better strategy since the folks there ARE educated and were willing to accept democracy. We could have strengthened that ally even more, worked stronger with Pakistan (who HAS began to crack down on their own) and turned our focus to Iran — another modern country where the folks are educated and willing to embrace Democracy stifled by a crazy leader.

At least at the end of the day, the few crazies left would have been stuck in caves in one area of Afghanistan, which admittedly, they have been for quite some time — sending out only a few to Iraq when our boys creamed them with the tremendous air power that was better utilized over there than in a country with mountains and caves.

Afghanis are not as anxious to work with our troops as Iraqis were.

It really makes one wonder.

This is just more dreaming from our president who believes that America is evil and the rest of the world is good given the chance to show it.