Kerry is definitely not going to cut and run, but as they say judging from Bush's failed business ventures, he never has learned to clean up the mess he creates. Bush created the Iraq mess; someone else needs to clean it up for him. Furthermore, another issue is the draft. When Wolf Blitzer interview Howard Dean yesterday, Dean claimed that after talking to some local selective service workers, it seems like the draft is going to be reinstated. I am not into tin foil hat theroies, but I don't have any doubt in my mind that the military is currently overextended, one of the reasons why we're not sending any more troops to Iraq. Samarra, of all places had to be cleaned up of insurgents, for crying out loud! Bush will of course deny it vehemently, but Murphy's law tells me that without the draft, the only solution would be to pull back before the problem gets any worse. Only a year ago, the number of insurgents was 5000; the number now has quadrupled. What's the matter, Bush, your prescience that Iraq would be a cakewalk was dead wrong. It was more like a tarwalk--stuck in a quagmire and nowhere else to go, all thanks to the president who is incompetent at best. September has been the second deadliest month this year, with April being the deadliest when more than 130 Americans kicked the bucket. Nobody can really claim that Iraq is successful, but turning tails ain't the way to go. It is paramount that we absolve Iraq of insurgents, else Iraq will be a hotbed for terrorists, much like Afghanistan used to be a few years ago. Better nip the problem in the bud. But truly, it's a very difficult journey ahead. If Bush thinks his job is hard, then it's better to drop Bush and pick a new, more able guy for President. The choices are clear. Vote John Kerry!