Murtha Pacifist in Chief, A Decade of Defeatism
Posted by Andy on 16th February 2007
Rep. John Murtha is in no way going to allow the United States to be victorious in the war on terror.

WASHINGTON — A powerful Democrat and Iraq war foe said he intends to introduce legislation in the coming weeks that would effectively end President Bush’s plans to send 21,500 more troops into Iraq by setting limits on which troops can be sent.
Using an unusual medium — a recorded interview posted on the Internet — Rep. John Murtha, D-Pa., said his bill would prevent troops from being sent back to Iraq too soon or too poorly equipped. Troops being sent back to Iraq for another tour would have to stay in the United States at least one year before being redeployed. The bill would also end “stop-loss” policies by preventing the president from retaining troops in Iraq after their enlistments expire.
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Murtha, who is chairman of the defense subcommittee to the House Appropriations Committee, said he is formulating legislation with teeth because he doesn’t think Bush’s plan to send more troops to Baghdad and al Anbar province would accomplish the goals of bringing peace to the country or returning troops home sooner.
Murtha has a history of being a pacifist. He was the one who got President Clinton to retreat from Mogadishu after Clinton sent Army Rangers into a battle under equipped. You remember Black Hawk down, don’t you? Probably not, most Americans quickly forget what defeat does to our enemy. But Al Queada remembers. We were fighting against al Queada in Somalia, and bin Laden boasted of our retreat then as a victory for his holy war against the US.
Representative Murtha was pivotal in that defeat.
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