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On cable news tonight, there is much excited discussion about the Joint Chiefs of Staff balking at President Bush's call for another 30,000 troops. The generals argue that those troops will only invite more jihadists and attacks than the troops would be worth. They also say they are worried that the army is being broken. One suspects that the almost universal public opinion against Bush's call for more troops helps.
The $64,000 question: What is Bush going to do?
Meanwhile, Bush is loading the Persian Gulf with more firepower to face Tehran.
Things look like they are going wild.
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On cable news tonight, there is much excited discussion about the Joint Chiefs of Staff balking at President Bush's call for another 30,000 troops. The generals argue that those troops will only invite more jihadists and attacks than the troops would be worth. They also say they are worried that the army is being broken. One suspects that the almost universal public opinion against Bush's call for more troops helps.
The $64,000 question: What is Bush going to do?
Meanwhile, Bush is loading the Persian Gulf with more firepower to face Tehran.
Things look like they are going wild.
