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Originally Posted by Jo Sul
In an effort to address criticism that the United States has no clear plan for winning the Iraq war, the White House today released a 38-page document mapping out a plan for victory. "With resolve, victory will be achieved, although not by a date certain," the report reads. "No war has ever been won on a timetable." Also today, President Bush is scheduled to make an address that will launch a series of speeches aimed at bolstering public support for the war.
http://www.cnn.com/2005/POLITICS/11/...raq/index.html
The 38-page released document, titled "Our National Strategy for Victory in Iraq," attempts to define what victory in Iraq means in the short term, the "medium term" and the long term.
Here is a link to the document:
http://i.a.cnn.net/cnn/2005/images/1...q.strategy.pdf |
I just finished reading this. Some observations:
1. This manifesto has the potential to be as significant as the Marshall Plan.
2. It debunks and defangs the Democrats claims of No plan/No vision.
3. Today's POTUS speech, drawing from this manifesto, could be worth 5 to 10 points. (Opinion Polls not Dow, Dow could surpass 11,000 on this.)
4. I will sleep much better tonight having read this document.
5. I apologize for my earlier post.....I have to learn unmitigated faith in our President.