It seems the rest of the country does not agree with you and for every site you find saying Iraq is doing good and democracy is spreading I can find 10 more saying it isn't. I go by what I hear from the people I know that are there now. There has been more violience in last last month than in the last year. THere have been more US soldiers injuries in the last month than in than a year. You only hear of soldiers deaths on TV not the blown off arms legs and faces.

http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/05/03/iraq.poll/ or
http://www.thepeninsulaqatar.com/Dis...0050604448.xml or
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...060300847.html or

12,000 Dead in Iraqi Guerrilla War
Rate of Killing Same as Under Saddam

According to a recent United Nations report, nearly 50 academics have been assassinated in Iraq over the past two years. A US official says the number is closer to 100, but added that the pattern of the killings is not clear, with "terrorism, general thuggery, pay back, and de-Baathification" all playing a role.

The British military in southern Iraq is making plans to withdraw to bases and ultimately to depart the country.....

Saudi Arabia is worried about radicals from the kingdom who slipped into Iraq to fight the Americans, coming back to Saudi Arabia to destabilize it....

Wow sounds like we really have things under control.
BlueCat Reviewed by BlueCat on . Hurting Your Country Hurting Your Country By: Bill O'Reilly for BillOReilly.com Thursday, Jun 02, 2005 http://billoreilly.com/currentarticle So how did the USA go from being a beacon of freedom to a champion of the gulag? How exactly did that happen? Well, pull up a chair, here's what happened. After President Bush won re-election last November, there was much consternation among some powerful anti-Bush Americans. They were stunned that John Kerry lost and feared that if Bush succeeds in his second term, Rating: 5