Public Opinion: Barack Obama's War Opposition Versus John McCain's Surge Support—Which Is More Important?
Were both men correct? If so, which position is more critical in terms of selecting the next president?
Posted July 22, 2008
Sen. John McCain touts his support of the surge in Iraq as an example of his willingness to make tough calls on national security in the face of political opposition. Sen. Barack Obama touts his initial opposition to the war in Iraq as illustrative of his foreign policy views. Both men point to their positions as showing their good judgment regarding how to combat terrorists and prosecute a foreign policy. Was each man correct? Which position carries more weight—Obama's initial opposition to the war or McCain's early support of the surge? Post your thoughts below.
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