David Petraeus

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Different general, different war, same words: Westmoreland on Vietnam, Petraeus on Iraq
The full transcript of Gen. William Westmoreland's Nov. 19, 1967, appearance on "Meet the Press" to discuss progress in Vietnam.
Petraeus has spoken; where are the Democrats?
Will they rise to the challenge? Or will we just do this all over again in March?
Gen. Petraeus takes it all back
He says a question about Iraq and America's safety took him by surprise.
Hagel: "Where is this going?"
Maverick Republican Sen. Chuck Hagel asks some tough questions of Gen. Petraeus during Tuesday's hearing about the war in Iraq.
A double hedge on reducing troop levels
Petraeus won't commit to numbers; the president reportedly plans to add qualifiers.
No, seriously, how much longer?
What if the Iraqis don't make political progress? Don't ask Petraeus.
Will the war make us safer? Petraeus says he doesn't know
Scenes from Petraeus/Crocker III.
Lieberman to Petraeus: Your critics should be cheering
Just don't hold him to his drawdown plan.
A Petraeus alternative?
A Pentagon working group is reportedly considering a much more dramatic withdrawal from Iraq.
Priorities
On the sixth anniversary of 9/11, Republicans aim their sights at MoveOn.
Obama and the general
"How long will this take, and at what point do we say, 'Enough'?"
No really, how long?
Gen. Petraeus says he can't say how long U.S. troops will need to stay in Iraq.
Lugar: It's time for "Plan B" in Iraq (again)
But will he do anything to force the president's hand?
Questions for Petraeus and Crocker
What they didn't answer on Day 1.
Fox News' hourlong Petraeus and Crocker commercial
The network, long derided as a Republican mouthpiece, did nothing to dispel that image with Brit Hume's post-hearing interview.
Covering the coverage: Conservative blogs on the Petraeus/Crocker hearing
Watching the hearings today, conservative blogs focused mainly on perceived misdeeds by liberals, not on the actual testimony.
What about political progress, Gen. Petraeus?
After hours of testimony, we're still waiting on Petraeus and Crocker to give a satisfactory answer about the real goal of the "surge."
Do Petraeus' numbers hold up?
He cites a dramatic decrease in civilian deaths. The AP reports something very different.
Petraeus: Back to 2006 by July 2008
The general says it would be "premature" to talk about going beyond pre-surge troop levels.
Quote of the Day, 2004 edition
Gen. David Petraeus sees "momentum" in Iraq.
Awaiting Petraeus: The reality check
Or how we were supposed to judge the "surge."
Buying Time 101: The Petraeus plan for Iraq
By August 2009, we'll be back to where we were when the "surge" began. Maybe.
Don't believe the surge hype
The Petraeus road show will roll into Washington with dubious claims that troop increases have reduced violence.
Petraeus' math: Fuzzy and not even written down
The head of the GAO says he can't get "comfortable" with the military's claim of a 75 percent drop in sectarian violence.
The Iraq debate: Caving in before it begins?
The Democrats are talking compromise. Has that worked yet?
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