Well, we abandoned them before, so we'll be doing it again I'm sure.
The families of the soldiers are getting restless and will soon be demanding them back.
In the most recent NY Times article, it's obvious we're already in trouble:

<Anger Rises for Families of Troops in Iraq
By Jeffrey Gettleman
Friday 04 July 2003

"I want my husband home," Ms. Leija, a mother of three children, said. "I am so on edge. When they first left, I thought yeah, this will be bad, but war is what they trained for. But they are not fighting a war. They are not doing what they trained for. They have become police in a place they're not welcome."

Frustrations became so bad recently at Fort Stewart, Ga., that a colonel, meeting with 800 seething spouses, most of them wives, had to be escorted from the session. "They were crying, cussing, yelling and screaming for their men to come back," said Lucia Braxton, director of community services at Fort Stewart.>

Bush will pull out, keeping the oil and paying high amounts of denero for those brave enough to go over there and keep the oil flowing.
And then the fighting factions can bring MORE chaos and instability to that worn torn land and it's citizens. And it will be just another notch in our track record.
Why, we might even be able to go in and ARM each of those factions.
Hell, there's a few bucks to be made!