Neoneo this statement not really the real truth we can argue this,

But in my view two major things make Iraq war faded:

1- The surge of US troops this one issue that US have sale it hard it’s worked.
2- The US lection years which make more attentions to candidates and the race for presidency in US pick the attentions far from Iraq especially inside US although Iraq war comes and goes in all candidates race but its one issue of a list that concerned US citizens.

In the end there is still believe about those reporters and media, and how the filleting goes on, lets don’t forgot that inside Iraq things goes ugly between Iraq themselves make things for them looks bad (reality its their fault) with all ugly and crimes corruptions power seeking fiddling inside Iraq without any sense showing love to their country and their land

Actually, overrun with ‘foreign criminals,’ who just happen to be from Mexico.

Yes, it’s faded in the news, mostly because it’s going relatively well now.

That’s actually fairly honest, although you and I might define “relatively well” by two different standards.

I’ve never seen the wars in Vietnam and Iraq as exactly parallel.

Only in the politics, which is all that matters apparently. But the “stabbed in the back” theory appears to broadly applicable to many wars, at least by its proponents.

Those in the Republican Party who castigate John McCain and feel his Presidency would be at least as dangerous (a word I keep reading)—or even more so—than that of a President Hillary Clinton or a President Barack Obama have yet to explain what would be so very dangerous about it.

As you appear to be considerably more reasonable about these things, you may not be aware that their biggest fear is that while we may defeat the Arabs in Iraq, will be run over by Mexicans at home.

Good luck, Tom – sucking up to the media has been McCain’s M.O. from day one. Which, as one of the “purists” and “elitists” who can’t stand the man, is yet another reason I cannot bring myself to vote for him. The man’s entire career has been spent making deals and shaking hands with his “good friends” in the Democrat party while running to the terrorist-supporting media to knife the GOP in the back at every opportunity. To think that such a windsock would stand up to Pinch Sulzberger’s quivery frown when it comes to the conduct of the war, on border security, on conservative judges or on the economy is to indulge, in the words of the Horny Hick from Arkansas, in a “fairy tale.”

I will say that the only pleasure I will have in seeing McCain as the GOP nominee will be the look of awestruck incredulity on his face as his good Democrat friends and his media pals turn on a dime and gut him like a fish. That arrogant smirk on his face will be slapped off so hard, he’ll have to charter a fishing boat to the Grand Banks to find his teeth.

A short recon of what’s out there that might draw your attention, updated throughout the day…so check back often….

The ritualy spoken pledge in this case might well be: “We who are despised by you have no choice but to except you as king.” The least you can do is quit demanding that I should like the idea.

Somebody once told me that in the old days whenever a King of Spain was coronated, the assembled nobles and grandees would say, by ritual, “We who are just as great as you, accept you for our king.” So must we be with McPotus.

This is no time to slam the door and sulk.