| WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Three years after President Bush declared major combat over in Iraq, Americans have strong doubts that the United States will fulfill the promise of his "Mission Accomplished" backdrop, a poll released Monday found.
The CNN poll, conducted April 21-23 by Opinion Research Corporation, found that only 9 percent thought the U.S. mission in Iraq had been accomplished, while 40 percent believed it would be complete someday. An additional 44 percent said the United States would never accomplish its goals in Iraq, where American troops are still battling insurgents three years after the invasion that toppled former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein. |
But hang on... You'll never guess what your fearless leader had to say today:
| Bush pointed to the formation of a new Iraqi government as "a turning point for the Iraqi citizens" and "a new chapter in our partnership," |
We've had so many damn turning points, I really think its time someone explain the concept of a circle to this man.
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