What will happen to the withdrawl of U.S. forces agreement with Iraq if McCain wins? Will the war continue?

Question

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Answer 1

If McCain gets elected, he will probably take the advice of the military commanders as to what actions to do next.  If the timeline for withdrawl is hammered out and everyone agrees to it, he will more than likely not change the course.

Answer 2

Depends on the situation on the ground. Period. Don't know what that is so hard to understand. While Obama wants to pull out regardless of anything, possibly making the sacrifices made so far completely worthless, McCain wants to ensure we W-I-N. It really does matter, to Iraq and to our magnificent troops that served and above all gave thier lives.

8 year veteran.

Answer 3

The war is over, how can it continue?  Only one way for it to continue. Leave.

This has been reduced to nothing more than gang violence that you might see on any given day in Baltimore and more often on the streets of Islamabad Pakistan.

It is time for you to turn your attention to Afghanistan and declare that it is now unwinnable and immoral and a waste of money even though Barrack says, it is the right war because that's where Osama the Saudi happened to be on 9-11.

Obama has no plans for peace.  He has said over and over again that he would send troops to Afghanistan and Pakistan and any place he finds someone he considers a terrorist. He may pull out of Iraq but, war WILL continue, he has promised it.  If Obama becomes president, the safest place for our troops to be will be Iraq.

Answer 4

McCain is stubborn and I don't think he would honor any such agreement, thereby making the situation worse.  

Answer 5

The word is "withdrawal" for God's sake.