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The elections are now behind us and the congresswoman's party won. But the challenges still remain, and therefore, we're going to work together to address those challenges in a constructive way.
We won't agree on every issue. But we do agree that we love America equally, that we're concerned about the future of this country, and that we will do our very best to address big problems.
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I look forward to working in a confidence-building way with the president, recognizing that we have our differences and we will debate them and that is what our founders intended. But we will do so in a way that gets results for the American people.
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President Bush asked today for Democrats' ideas on what to do next in Iraq.
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I certainly can't speak for the new incoming secretary of defense.
I will say that major combat operations were an enormous success.
It is clear that in phase two of this it has not been going well enough or fast enough.
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Dov zakheim worked closely with him as the pentagon's comptroller and chief financial officer from may 2001 to May 2004. He's now a vice president at Booz Allen Hamilton.
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Lawrence Korb is a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress, a Liberal Think Tank.
He was Assistant Secretary of Defense during the Reagan administration.
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Presidential historian Michael Beschloss. Ellen Fitzpatrick, Professor of American History at the University of New Hampshire. And Richard Norton Smith, presidential historian and scholar in residence at George Mason University.
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This is very, to me, reminiscent of the situation that Robert McNamara was in late in 1967 when the war in Vietnam was going badly, the anti-war sentiment was growing at home, there was an active anti-war movement by that point, D.E.M. Tragss.
Many, many more casualties, of course, and one shouldn't overdraw the parallel with vietnam.
But still, I think that many people thought when L.B.J. Fired
McNamara, who was having his own doubts about the war by that point an a fissure had developed between him and L.B.J. over the conduct of the war, that ily the anti-war movement thought, good, McNamara's gone, we soon see an tend the war.
And Clift came in, much discussion about is he a hawk or a dove.
He said he rejected all comparisons to birds of any kind.
And in point of fact, what happened was that despite the replacement of the Secretary of Defense, the war continued for another five years. And so I think in the whole discussion that you just played or had about Rumsfeld, you're seeing an attempt to assign responsibility already for a war that is not going very well, looking to the secretary of defense.
There were five secretary of defense that served during the Vietnam war from the time that combat troops arrived in 1965 until the fall of Saigon. And it's a position that draws fire in times of war and that's what we're seeing, I believe.
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