I think it's very much worth remembering that counter heat brought counterinsurgency to Iraq in a war that look hopeless at the time is -- we're in a much, much better place there ...
he's a great patriot.
The president has a right to fire him for that. It is a firing offense. The question is, who can prosecute this war well...
It is a firing offense. The question is who can prosecute this war well? And General McChrystal at this point is the man...
I think the president has every reason to fire him if he wants. But, on the other side, we're on the eve of the Kandahar...
The one person he has been getting along well with is President Karzai. And they have formed a very strong partnership.
The President's dilemma is that he said, you know, Tony Hayward, from BP, if he worked for him, he would have been fired...
This was a very solid step forward to get the $20 billion.
I think that's a classy choice and I think that's also a big step forward.
I think they have continued to miss their mark on the cleanup.
I do not understand why they have not been brought in, in a serious way to get these problems cleared up.