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Hillary has publicaly stated 2013, don't know where 3 years comes from.
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The frontrunner says we'll be out by 2013.
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Hillary has publicaly stated 2013, don't know where 3 years comes from. [/ QUOTE ] I didn't claim my numbers were informed, they're just guesses. Also, I'm a huge prop betting fish. |
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Ron Paul definitely would not, although Congress might overrule him. The fun thing about a Ron Paul presidency is we'll see a record about of Congress going to the 66% to override the president. [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] [/ QUOTE ] Congress schmongress! The President is the Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces! Paul could move troops stationed around the world wherever he wants. What would Congress be able to do about it? Nothing! He said this would be his first action as President in some Youtube video and that he could change the world! |
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I think it depends on which one wins. Here's my o/u on the length of time we will have more than 10k troops in Iraq for each of the candidates after they take office: Paul: 6 months Richardson: 1 year Obama: 18 months Edwards: 3 years Clinton: 3 years Romney: 6 years Giuliani: 7 years McCain: 15 years [/ QUOTE ] How many troops does the US have in Germany and Japan? That war ended over sixty years ago. |
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] I think it depends on which one wins. Here's my o/u on the length of time we will have more than 10k troops in Iraq for each of the candidates after they take office: Paul: 3 months Richardson: 62+ years Obama: 62+ years Edwards: 62+ years Romney: 62+ years Giuliani: 62+ years Clinton: 62+ years McCain: 62+ years [/ QUOTE ] FYP [/ QUOTE ] FYFYP [/ QUOTE ] Is 62 your favorite number of something? Why specifically 62 years as a lower bound? |
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2008 - 62 = 1945.
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IIRC the US has troops in 100 countries worldwide. And there are only 180 in existence. Out of Iraq? Never.
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