I think that we probably shouldn't set a definite timetable right now because we don't want to lose all the leverage we have to get others in the surrounding countries to work with us, and to get the Iraqi political forces to try to get more and more people to choose politics over violence.
Clinton discusses the importance of not setting a timetable for withdrawal from Iraq to maintain leverage in political negotiations.
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I think he can have some of these smaller events where he likes to be the explainer-in-chief.
You mean to tell me that the success of the program and my re-election hinges on the Federal Reserve and a bunch of fucking bond traders?
If we want to keep it and we believe in diversity, we shouldn’t wuss out about it.
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