If you read the whole article, you would know that this sentiment is a definite minority opinion among military families. But as others have pointed out, twisting the news is all about selection of your interviews and which interviews you decide to print.
Glen Reynolds and others comment on this process here.
I'm continously amazed at the concept that the absolute top priority in a military mission is that nobody gets hurt.
I sympathize with the pain and fear these families are going through, but frankly, I'm getting a bit tired of people who say they support the troops, but want them to fail in their mission.
But that's what you want, isn't it? For all the pious crap they give about how "now that we're in it, we have to stick it out," with the economy booming, the destruction of Iraq and the consignment of twenty million people back into hell is the only way the Left is going to pry Bush out of office.
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