Can Petraeus's Assessment of the Surge be Trusted?
Glenn Greenwald: no.
This is really, really too bad. And it preempts a suggestion I was about to make: instead of pushing prematurely for a troop withdrawal, Dems should push to (a) insure that Petraeus gives us the straight dope and (b) insure that we prepare to leave if things haven't improved significantly.
I certainly hope Greenwald is wrong...but it doesn't look good. (e.g.: choosing Hugh Hewitt as an interviewer...hardly a good sign...)
Glenn Greenwald: no.
This is really, really too bad. And it preempts a suggestion I was about to make: instead of pushing prematurely for a troop withdrawal, Dems should push to (a) insure that Petraeus gives us the straight dope and (b) insure that we prepare to leave if things haven't improved significantly.
I certainly hope Greenwald is wrong...but it doesn't look good. (e.g.: choosing Hugh Hewitt as an interviewer...hardly a good sign...)
posted by Winston Smith at
10:04 AM
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"There is no cannibalism in the British navy, absolutely none, and when
I say none, I mean there is..... a certain amount." - Sir John Cunningham
Sorry, but the closest analog I could come up with for Petraeus is a character in a Monty Python skit.
The closest analog I can think of for Petraeus is a character in a Monty Python skit:
"There is no cannibalism in the British navy, absolutely none, and when
I say none, I mean there is...a certain amount." - Sir John Cunningham
Nothing out of the executive branch can be trusted.
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