"you have trouble with a decision tree that has only two forks, say so. Assuming that there must be a third fork can be argued forever.

For the record, the last 12 years was largely occupied with trying out all the "alternatives" available on fixing the situation in Iraq, and ending up pretty much exactly the same place: facing a decision with two choices. Drag his ass out, or leave him alone.
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Well, this isn't a forced decision. there is no decision tree.

As for 12 years, I alread said here about what went on on those 12 years, you refuse to address the analysis but continue with your line of thought none-the-less.

As for the constant 'coll-eege smart boh' prattle: again, you have no idea about me or my past or even really about my present.

Davin L.