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Obama’s Stance on the War Changes with the Wind

This man will do almost anything to get elected. He doesn't have any true convictions, he only has ambitions, and if anything or anybody gets in the way, well, we all know where they end up, and it's getting pretty crowded under there. Obama says that his position on the war is very clear, and I guess maybe it is, but not in the way that he thinks. To me it is clear that he will change his positions on the war to get himself elected President. Then after he becomes President he will do what he thinks is in the best interests of the country no matter what he said during the campaign. To me that just sounds like a typical Politician, the one thing, he said he was not. Will Anti-war Media Turn On Obama If He Flip-flops On Iraq? By Noel Sheppard (Bio | Archive) July 4, 2008 - 11:10 ET With few exceptions, Obama-loving media have been very forgiving of the presumptive Democrat presidential nominee's recent campaign flip-flops. They've called them nuanced, and good strategy by a young politician learning the ropes. Will anti-war press members be so understanding if Obama changes his position on Iraq, and suggests that conditions dictate American troops stay there longer than he pledged during the primaries? Before you answer, consider this article on the front page of Friday's New York Times interestingly titled "Obama Fuels Pullout Debate With Remarks" Senator Barack Obama said Thursday that he might "refine" his policies for Iraq after meeting with military commanders there ...
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