Change? What change?

[SW]

Change? What change?

Barack Obama came into office promising change, especially in foreign policy, and Americans cheered.

Today, they have every reason to be disappointed.

Our troops are still stuck in Iraq, and there is widespread talk among administration officials that the slow-motion withdrawal we were promised is grinding to a complete halt.

Worse, President Obama has announced an Afghan surge, sending tens of thousands more U.S. troops to a nation that has been wracked with war for centuries, on the thin pretext that America is somehow endangered by Pashtun tribesmen on the edge of the world.

We face another 10 years of "pacifying" Afghanistan – and risk getting sucked into the same hopeless situation in Pakistan – unless you act now.

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[arksis]

Here's your change:

[Confederate Kahanist]

I think Obamabot's are going to start agreeing with staying in Iraq and other Bush policies that Hussein is repacking and re branding.