I’ve met a few men who don’t call very often, live abroad, don’t phone at the girl’s birthday/Christmas/New Year, but are still willling and happy to see her again. Why can men be so dettached and yet keep some kind of feeling after a long time?
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You’d *think* that with all the blasting from the right that they would be at *least* happy that Obama finally came through on the Afghanistan front–after months of serious discussions and talks with his staff and the Pentagon.
Or is all the recent angst just a reflection on the days when Bush was President and he couldn’t be counted on to make a rational decision when it came to troop deployments in Iraq or Afghanistan?
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Yes, I guess… But then again in a way everything is brainwash in this world we live in!
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I thought the hawkish Repubs would be happy he’s sending more troops to Afghanistan. I am somewhat dubious of the benefits of this plan and would prefer they be pulled out.
But I thought the Repubs have supported this all along.
Yet I see from the questions that Repubs are unhappy about it… What gives?
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