And I'm proud of that, because Senator Clinton and Senator Obama said that we could not succeed militarily. We have. They said we could not succeed politically. We have. I think that the American people will recognize that and we will continue to succeed in Iraq.
John McCain: “And I'm proud of that, because Senator Clinton and Senator Obama said that we could not succeed militarily. We have.…”
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John McCain asserts that the U.S. has succeeded both militarily and politically in Iraq, countering claims made by Senators Clinton and Obama.
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