Today In History: US Surrenders In Iraq
Had Obama had his way back in January 2007:
The Iraq War De-escalation Act of 2007
The Obama plan offers a responsible yet effective alternative to the President's failed policy of escalation. Realizing there can be no military solution in Iraq, it focuses instead on reaching a political solution in Iraq, protecting our interests in the region, and bringing this war to a responsible end. The legislation commences redeployment of U.S. forces no later than May 1, 2007 with the goal of removing all combat brigades from Iraq by March 31, 2008, a date that is consistent with the expectation of the bipartisan Iraq Study Group.
In case you were in a haze back in the winter of '07, "escalation" meant "The Surge." Per Obama, it was a predetermined failure before it was even fully launched.
Do you know how hard it is to find any pics of "American surrender" on Google? That's why I chose the iconic Saigon chopper. It's our version of the blubbering Frenchman. Indeed, the only picture of American surrender I could find was this one of Corregidor in the Philippines, 1942:
So that's what American surrender looks like. Do you want to know what actual American defeat sounds like? Listen to this haunting message, the last Morse code transmission sent before Corregidor fell to the Japanese.
Had enough? No? Vote for this naive American loser:
UPDATE: Welcome, National Review --- both The Corner and Campaign Spot (thanks, Lisa & Jim). Hello again, Instapundit! That uproven US missile defense system Obama wants to scrap? This one. It's one thing to embrace defeat overseas, but to actively neglect the defense of our very soil? Unacceptable.

























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