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Don't Think of a U.S. Soldier, Unarmed, Abandoned in Iraq's Civil War! One need not be a linguist like George Lakoff to know that it's hard to win a debate on the other guy's assumptions. Or worse, the other guy's lies. For years Team Bush has sought to shroud their devastating and deepening Iraq occupation in the myth of troop protection. When they doled out contracts to Halliburton and Blackwater, it was about "funding the troops." Even as VA health services were threatened, it was about "funding the troops." Every yearly extension of the Iraq occupation is about "funding the troops."

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Don't Think of a U.S. Soldier, Unarmed, Abandoned in Iraq's Civil War!

One need not be a linguist like George Lakoff to know that it's hard to win a debate on the other guy's assumptions. Or worse, the other guy's lies.

For years Team Bush has sought to shroud their devastating and deepening Iraq occupation in the myth of troop protection. When they doled out contracts to Halliburton and Blackwater, it was about "funding the troops." Even as VA health services were threatened, it was about "funding the troops." Every yearly extension of the Iraq occupation is about "funding the troops."