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Bush People Now Uncertain if Surge is Working


IronGhost

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The White House Scales Back Talk of Iraq Progress

WASHINGTON, April 27 — The Bush administration will not try to assess whether the troop increase in Iraq is producing signs of political progress or greater security until September, and many of Mr. Bush’s top advisers now anticipate that any gains by then will be limited, according to senior administration officials.

In interviews over the past week, the officials made clear that the White House is gradually scaling back its expectations for the government of Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki. The timelines they are now discussing suggest that the White House may maintain the increased numbers of American troops in Iraq well into next year.

That prospect would entail a dramatically longer commitment of frontline troops, patrolling the most dangerous neighborhoods of Baghdad, than the one envisioned in legislation that passed the House and Senate this week. That vote, largely symbolic because Democrats do not have the votes to override the promised presidential veto, set deadlines that would lead to the withdrawal of combat troops by the end of March 2008.

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/04/28/washington/28prexy.html

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So ... how much more American blood and money do we have to dump into this Neo-Con fantasy .... ?

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I think at this point Bush is praying to dish this disaster off to the next Pres.........

Bush knows we would need WAY more troops to succeed in his "Messianic vision"

He also knows we would need a draft for that.

And he knows the people would not have it. God what a dick.

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