According to the latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal survey, two thirds of Americans support reducing the number of U.S. troops (66 percent) – up 18 points from 48 percent who supported reducing troops last summer. This represents a 10-point increase in the percentage of Americans who want a troop withdrawal since President Bush starting his latest “stay the course” public relations campaign for his strategy in Iraq. In Iraq, another new poll sponsored by the Program on International Policy Attitudes finds that 70 percent of Iraqis support withdrawing U.S. troops.Think Progress Seventy percent of the Iraqis want us out? Not a problem-See Ya! Sixty-six percent of Americans want to withdraw? Sounds like a fairly good majority to me. It's very unfortunate that the 46% (only 20% of us said 'don't go', before the invasion and 80% were too stupid to know better) didn't figure that out before November 2004. We wouldn't be having all the problems were stuck with now.
3 members of the 80% that were too sheepish, and too scared to know better
