Oh, look, Mildred, Obama and Maliki think alike on Iraq policy. See, I told you he has Muslim sympathies.
We do think that there is some assessment ongoing as to the continued viability of al-Qaida's fight in Iraq
We cannot afford to replace one administration that refused for too long to acknowledge failure in Iraq with a candidate that refuses to acknowledge success in Iraq
I warned that the invasion ... would fan the flames of extremism and distract us from the fight against al-Qaeda and the Taliban. Sen. McCain claimed that we would be greeted as liberators.
I opposed going to war in Iraq. Sen. McCain was one of Washington's biggest supporters of the war
This war distracts us from every threat we face and so many opportunities we could seize
We will make tactical adjustments as we implement this strategy - that is what any commander in chief must do
In my experience, fact-finding missions usually work best the other way around: First you assess the facts on the ground, then you present a new strategy