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| View Poll Results: Will Obama will follow the advice and keep 60,000 troops in Iraq through 2010? | |||
| Yes, he will follow the advice of his advisor. |
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7 | 70.00% |
| No, he will not follow the advice of his advisor. |
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3 | 30.00% |
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If you think that this is what Obama initially promised, then you are a little Obama robot believing everything he says, and going along with whatever excuses he makes for breaking his promise. |
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Obama is clear on his policy according to his web site. Now this new information is contrary to what he has promised his supporters. And what happens when Obama changes his mind on the troop levels? He promised to get the troops out within 16 months of his taking office. Now his people want to keep 60,000 in till 2010. That means that we will realistically be there till 2012, and maybe that's the plan for that election year.
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Given the information above, you seem to have a hint of hypocrisy in your game. |
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