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Monday, September 15, 2003
How'd I get up this creek? Where's my paddle?
Hi. I'm Becky Bunting, and now everyone in New York knows that I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed:
Becky Bunting, a 45-year-old job recruiter, was a big supporter of the invasion of Iraq and applauded the fall of Baghdad and President Bush's execution of the war. But these days, Mrs. Bunting is growing concerned about what is taking place there, unhappy with the mounting costs, disturbed by the casualties and, most of all, wondering how it is all going to end.
"I am very worried about it," Mrs. Bunting, a Republican, said today as she lounged in the crisp September sun in the Old Market district here. "I have two brothers in the Navy. I think there are going to be a lot more casualties. I think we are in there for the long haul.
"I believe we did the right thing," she said. "But I don't see a winning situation here for anybody."
Meanwhile:
"I think it's going to go on forever," said Mike Gallagher, 34, an independent voter from Chicago. "The U.S. opened a can of worms that should have never been opened in the first place."
In Pensacola, Fla., Betty Enfinger, 59, a Republican, said: "I knew it was not going to be easy. Bush seemed to have a good game plan for the war. But things have gone very, very poorly after the war."
Here in Omaha, Paul McGill, 39, an independent, said he supported the war, but added tersely: "I'd like to see the reins handed over. I would like to see an exit strategy — mapped out in detail."
At that, his wife, Virginia, who did not support the war, sighed. "I think we are locked in, and I don't see any way out," she said.
Buncha Murica haters.....
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